RETREAT AT RANDALL - A MINDFULNESS & WELLNESS SPACE 

Space Use Guidelines* 

Retreat at Randall is for quiet contemplation, reflection, meditation, mindfulness, prayer, stress relief, silent games, stretching, and yoga.  

Please enjoy this space quietly and be respectful of fellow students wishing to use this space. 

Do not use the space for: 

Bicycles and Electric Motor Scooters

Randall Library strives to provide an aesthetically pleasing environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors – one that is conducive to the pursuit of intellectual study and cultural enrichment. To that end, Randall Library welcomes opportunities to accession pieces of art for display within the public areas in its facility.

About

• The Faculty Commons (RL2014) , a partnership between the Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE/CFL) and Randall Library, is located on the second floor of the library and is accessible only by UNCW faculty with a valid UNCW OneCard
• The Faculty Commons was created as a gathering place and collaborative space for UNCW faculty

• In accordance with UNCW's Policy Service Animals, Emotional Support Animals, and Pets, animals are not allowed in the building with the exception of service animals and service animals in-training. 
• Animals whose only function is to provide comfort or support (therapy or emotional support animals) are not considered service animals under the ADA. 

INSIDE

Randall Library provides two solicitation tables on our first floor. RL First Floor Table A and RL First Floor Table B can be reserved via the UNCW Campus Reservation System (EMS).

After Hours Access (when the Library is closed) 

Access to Randall Library when the library is closed is restricted to UNCW staff and faculty who have electronic card access to the loading dock door. Staff and faculty may not bring in family, friends, or anyone who does not work for UNCW when the building is closed even if accompanied by a Library employee. 

View the PDF version of the "A Memorandum of Understanding Between Coastal Carolina Community College Learning Resources Center and University of North Carolina Wilmington William Madison Randall Library and its Onslow County Extension Program"

How to borrow materials

Retired Faculty and Staff will need to visit the UNCW OneCard Office in the Warwick Center to get a new retiree card made that encodes the university ID number on the magnetic stripe on the back of the card.

Upon receipt of the UNCW OneCard, please visit the library to get a new patron record entered into the library system.