Darling Library   Tags: darling_library, facilities, policies  

Regular Hours
August 26 to November 2, 2012:

Sun., 2:00PM - 11:00PM
Mon.-Thurs., 7:45AM - 11:00PM
Fri., 7:45AM - 5:00PM
Sat., CLOSED

See a complete calendar of library hours on our website.

As a Darling Library patron you can Sign In to:

1. Place Holds on books.
2. Request books through Interlibrary Loan.
3. Renew books.

All this and more can be done online once you activate your library patron account!

Activate your library patron account.

New to the Library?
You must first have a library patron account to activate! Student accounts are usually added to the patron database automatically. However, if you are unable to activate your account, send an email to library_circ@hiu.edu. Include your name, home address, and University ID number.

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Collection and Facilities

The library houses more than 65,000 books, audiovisuals, and print periodicals. The library also provides access to over 55,000 e-books and thousands of eJournal articles through the WorldCat Local catalog and various online research databases.

Location. The Darling Library is on the main campus of Hope International University in Fullerton and occupies the first two floors of the Nutwood building. Get directions.

Parking. Visitors may park in marked spaces of the Titan Lot for one hour. Visitor parking may be extended by securing a temporary permit from Campus Safety at the entrance of the Titan Lot. (If no one is there, use the yellow phone on the outside of the building to call them. Campus Safety can also be contacted by calling (714) 681-7333 or call ext. 7333 from any campus phone.)

To enter the Titan Lot: From Nutwood, turn onto Titan Drive, the entrance to the Titan Lot is at the very end of the street (see a Campus Map).

Mango Languages is an easy to use, interactive tool that teaches practical conversational skills and valuable cultural insight for a foreign language. Lessons include strategically placed memory-building exercises to help users remember what they are learning in addition to critical thinking exercises, which help them to intuitively understand the language and adapt it to similar conversations.

ATTENTION ALUMNI: We are pleased to offer the full version of Mango Languages (see above for a description) to our alumni. If you are interested in this and other databases offered to alumni, visit the Alumni LibGuide or email alumni@hiu.edu to receive username and password information.

For a limited time, write a review of Mango Languages for the Darling Library's News & Events Blog and win a Mango Languages T-shirt (while supplies last!)

Robin Hartman
Director of Library Services
(collection development, policies, administration)
(714) 879-3901, ext. 1212
library_admin@hiu.edu

Terri Bogan
Associate Librarian for Reference & Instruction
(classroom instruction, research help, information literacy)
(714) 879-3901, ext. 1261
library_ref-help@hiu.edu

Lindsey Sinnott
Associate Librarian for Systems & Technical Services
(acquisitions, serials, cataloging, computer systems, databases)
(714) 879-3901, ext. 1218
library_tech-help@hiu.edu

Nicole McDermott
Public Services Manager
(circulation, reserves, interlibrary loan, ID cards)
(714) 879-3901, ext. 1223
library_circ@hiu.edu

Not sure who to talk to?
Darling Library
darlinglibrary@hiu.edu
(714) 879-3901, ext. 1234