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Handbook for Patrons

Coverage of our policies, procedures, and general information about the Hugh & Hazel Darling Library

Two logins for the library

There are two different logins required to access library resources and services. 

  • My Library Account (HIU ID number) - required to place holds and renew library books as well as create saved book lists through WMS*.
  • HIU network account (HIU email) - required to access research databases from off-campus, to log in to the library's WiFi, information Commons computers, and the PaperCut printing service.

My Library Account

Username: Your HIU ID number
Password: you will create it


What is it for?

This is the same account that is used to check out books from the library. It is also required to request Interlibrary Loans, place holds, renew books, and create personal book lists online. 

(Click on the link below to learn how to set up your library patron account for the first time.)

HIU Network Account

Username: your HIU network/email address
Password: your HIU network/email password


What is it for?

This is for logging in to our licensed research databases, eBooks, and eJournals.

Authentication for these resources is controlled through the HIU network server maintained by IT. If you have trouble logging in with your network credentials, contact the IT help desk at [email protected] or (714) 879-3901, ext. 2607.

WiFi Login

While inside the Darling Library in Fullerton you will be able to login to the HIU wireless network using your personal WiFi enabled devices. 

This is how.

  1. Turn on WiFi to connect to a network in your device settings.
  2. Choose HIU-WIRELESS to connect.
  3. Enter the wireless passcode. Ask Library staff or contact IT at (714) 879-3901, ext. 2607 for the code. (If you have logged in before, you may skip this step.)
  4. Sign in using your HIU network account username (email) and associated password.  See below.

HIU wifi log in page

 

What is it for?

This will enable you to use the wireless network to access the Internet with your personal devices while in the library.