Our librarians are devoted to stand by you to ride out any difficult times together. As always, we provide support to you no matter you are studying at home or on campus.

Please do not hesitate to Ask a Librarian if you need help.

(Photo: Greeting from the Librarians of HSUHK Library, March 2020).

Reading detective stories, novels, and other leisure books can be enjoyable. A new BookCrossing point is set up for you outside the Library on the G/F. Go hunting for your favourite book and receive the happiness shared by others.

More BookCrossing points at: a) 2/F of Blk D; b) Rendezvous in the Blk M Canteen; c) Resting Area in Blk N; and d) Crema in Blk A.

You can get various Support From Library while you are away from the campus.

For instance, we recommend the following resources to facilitate your self-learning:

•   SearchPlus for searching all resource types

•   Databases A-Z for accessing subject specific e-resources and user guides

•   RefWorks for managing citations efficiently

•   MOOC LIB101 for learning various information skills

•   Subject Guides for browsing suggested subject resources

•   Online Tutorials for learning skills to use library services and resources

The Library will support you all along, as always. We just change the way we communicate. Remember to Ask a Librarian when you need help.

Good news, your instant online help ‘LiveChat’ is on now!

Librarians are happy to offer quick help in using Library services and resources during service hours (2:30pm – 6:30pm on weekdays). Feel free to start an online chat with us via the Library webpages, or leave a message when we are offline.

Let’s have a chat now, just like we always do on Hangouts.

Due dates are approaching? No worries, you can renew the borrowed items at My Library Account and return them with new due dates. Through the account, you can also view loan records, check library fines, and place ‘HOLD’ on books.

Watch Online Tutorials video ‘Using My Library Account’ to know more.

New books selected for the Lifestyle Corner are now ready! Titles are ranging from plants to animals, to travelling. Just grab a book of your choice and enjoy.

What is ‘to love’? If you love a book, you would like to share it with others after reading it. What is ‘to be loved’? It is a moment when you take a slim volume down from the shelf, but you realize how weighty it is.

Start sharing and you may get back even more!

Find the BookCrossing points at

1) The 2/F of Block D; 2) Rendezvous in the Block M Canteen;

3) Crema in Block A; and 4) Resting Area in Block N