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Princeton University All Rutgers University faculty and students can obtain access to Firestone and most Princeton libraries by showing a valid ID at the access office at Firestone Library. You may call the access officer at 609-258-5737 to check hours that the office is open and ask any other questions.

All eligible New Jersey students can attend Rutgers tuition-free for four years through a combination of university, federal and state financial aid programs.

Sign in with your NetID to place requests. To check items out at the library, use your Rutgers ID card. You can check out items up to one month in advance of starting classes or working at Rutgers. Bring a valid Rutgers ID card or proof of current registration to the information desk of any Rutgers library.

Most alumni and senior auditors will use NetID and their RUID card to access library services, but you may be assigned a barcode and password to access library materials if you are not eligible for NetID. Alumni can bring a Rutgers Alumni Card to any Rutgers library information desk.

Rutgers alumni and senior auditors can register as guest borrowers. Guest borrowers may check out up to 25 books, for up to 6 weeks (unless requested by another patron).

Rutgers University–New Brunswick Founded in 1766, Rutgers–New Brunswick, our flagship location, is New Jersey's No. 1 public research university, a top 15 public national university, a member of the Association of American Universities, and home of the Big Ten Scarlet Knights.

The Rutgers Law Library is the most comprehensive public law library in New Jersey. Alumni, members of the Bar, and the public are free to use the public access computers located in the law libraries.

Rutgers University Libraries' collections are available to all individuals for use on site. Some materials are stored and need to be paged.