If you have a NC Resident's or other type of visitor Borrower's Card, you login to your Library Account by entering:

• Your last or first name:
• Your ID (barcode from your Card)
• Your Library PIN

What if I have forgotten my Library PIN?
How do I create my library PIN?

Yes, Randall Library is a public facility and welcomes high school students to use its information resources in the building. View our High School Students policy for more information.

You can find driving directions, campus maps, parking information and a detailed Google map on this page: http://library.uncw.edu/directions

• Visit this page to request a PIN reset.
• An email will be sent to your email address with a link that will allow you to choose a new library PIN.
• Your Library PIN will allow you to View your Library Account and renew items.

As a student in the UNC system, you are eligible for a free Cooperative Borrower's card as long as you are in good standing with your home university's library. Please see our policy page for further details and requirements.

• Color printing is available from all iPrint stations. You may choose to print in color from any of the library’s computers.
• When sending the print job, select the COLOR print driver (the default is the B&W driver).
• When using My Print Center, in the “print options” section, select the option for “color.”
• Pick up your print job.
• Find out about printing costs for UNCW students and for visitors or guests. 

Visitor computer users can save materials either by emailing to your personal email account (ex. Yahoo, Gmail, etc.) or by saving to a CD ROM or flash drive (you will need to bring your own). Visitor computers are not equipped with floppy or zip drives and do not allow downloading software.
 

Yes. Just select “seahawkguest” from your wireless connections on your laptop. Read more about wifi access. 

For visitors from affiliated institutions, you can select the eduroam network. Use your home institution credentials to login and get internet access, as well as access to library resources.

Find information at the Printing for Visitors page.

• 4 visitor computers are located on the first floor of the library.
• Visitors must register for a free account at the Circulation Desk.
• The session time limit on these computers is one hour, and visitors are limited to a total of two hours daily.
• These computers have internet access and MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Access software. There is no other software available on these computers.