Ruby E. Dare Library

• Greenville University partners with eCampus for textbook rental. You can find their online bookstore at https://greenville.ecampus.com/
• Looking for low-cost or no-cost alternatives? Check GU OneSearch for your options to get the book via the library. You may be able to download an ebook version, check the print book out on Reserve, or order the book via I-Share.

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Need to connect to Campus Printing?

1. Make sure you are logged in to the GU wifi with your student credentials - guest users do not have print privileges.
2. Select "FindMe Copier" from the printer drop-down options.
3. Retrieve your file from any of the FindMe copiers on campus using your student ID - select "Print Release" on the printer pad.

If you are still experiencing print issues after following the above steps, check these instructions for further assistance or visit the IT helpdesk in the lower level of the library - email = itsupport@greenville.edu

Access Resources Off-Campus

All Library resources are currently available through the Greenville University Single Sign-On authenticator. Log in using your GU username and password. This will be the same username/password that you use for D2L and your GU email account.

If that is not working, please contact the IT helpdesk via email  - itsupport@greenville.edu

Ruby E. Dare Collection Development Policy Statement

“The Ruby E. Dare Library collects materials that support the current curricular needs of Greenville University undergraduate and graduate programs, serving both on-campus and online students. We strive to enhance and simplify access to resources that support and enrich our users’ teaching and learning, acquire print and electronic collections for the campus community, and cultivate partnerships with other academic libraries to achieve fast and efficient access.

The Library seeks to build collections that include a wide range of voices, communities, histories, and perspectives, providing the range of argument and opinion that generally mirrors the range present among scholars in each field. The library does not limit acquisitions to authors whose arguments or opinions accord with the college community’s theological convictions and therefore does not ban specific books or resources. Availability of materials does not necessarily represent an endorsement by either the institution or by the library staff of ideas or opinions they contain.

While we support the collection of research materials, we are not explicitly a research library or a repository. The Library seeks to acquire materials that exemplify Greenville University’s commitment to the integration of faith and learning while supporting discovery and dissemination of knowledge, and protecting the freedom of inquiry through research, teaching, and learning.”