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Campus Library FAQ: How do I get a library card?

Frequently asked questions at the UWB/CC Campus Library

Your Library Card

Your Cascadia ID card or UW ID card (Husky Card) serves as your library card. Use it when checking out books and materials from UW Libraries.

Cascadia: New students, faculty, and staff can get their Cascadia ID cards at the Learning Center (CC2-060) during the hours listed on their website (subject to change).
UW Bothell: New students will receive an email with instructions on how to obtain their Husky Card. ID cards for new students will be issued in person at Husky Hall beginning Monday, September 27, 2021. Faculty, staff, and replacement cards are currently being mailed.

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Husky Card Program

Cascadia ID Cards

UW Libraries Borrower's Card

UW Bothell grads who join the UW Alumni Association can get a borrower's card* from Library Account Services in Seattle (bring your UWAA card with you).
Determine whether you are eligible for a free UW Libraries Borrower's Card or you can purchase a UW Libraries Borrower's Card.

Last Updated: Nov 21, 2021 12:27 PM
URL: https://guides.lib.uw.edu/FAQ
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