15 million volumes: all yours

Jack Devlin

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Like a lot of things, alumni access to Yale’s libraries was suspended during the pandemic. But now, alums have several ways to take advantage of the university’s collections. Simply by setting up an account with the library, they can have access to the Sterling stacks. And this fall, the library introduced a tiered set of programs with fees ranging from $90 to $250 per year. Depending on the tier, alumni can check out books, request scans of book chapters and journal articles, and exercise other privileges. And don’t forget that by registering with the Yale Alumni Association, you can get access to JSTOR, the online library of academic journals, books, and primary sources. For more information, go to https://tinyurl.com/alumniaccess.