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24hr opening of campus library

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The Main Keele Campus Library will be running a trial 24hr opening of the Library for 5 days a week from Monday 20th April to Friday 29th May. The Main Campus Library will be open from 8.50 am on Monday mornings until 10.00 pm on Saturday evenings.

Please note that counter service times remain the same. The out of hours service will be staffed by security guards. Access will be available to the reading areas, group study space/rooms, toilets, vending area and the IT Suite. If you hold a green Keele card, self-issue machines can be used to check stock out.

The Health Library will not be participating in this trial.
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