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Student Library Guide -- Marist Library Resources for Students: Interlibrary Loan

Requesting Materials from Other Libraries

As you are conducting research, if you discover an article or book of interest and are unable to access the full-text, you can an request the item through either ConnectNY or Interlibrary Loan (ILL).  These services are free of charge to all Marist students.  View the information on this page to discover how to use ConnectNY, set up an interlibrary loan account, and start submitting requests.

If requesting a book, please search the ConnectNY catalog first before using ILL.

If requesting an article, please use ILL.

ConnectNY

ConnectNY is currently unavailable.  

Please use Interlibrary Loan to obtain materials not available at Marist.  

Any ConnectNY materials that you currently have checked out or receive prior to March 11 do NOT need to be returned on March 11.  You may keep them until their official due date. 

ConnectNY Logo, Click to search the catalog

  • Search the ConnectNY Catalog first to request books or DVDs.
  • You do not need an account to use ConnectNY.
  • Use your ConnectNY Patron Account to cancel and renew items.

Interlibrary Loan

You no longer need to create an account to use ILL, simply login with your Marist username and password when prompted.

Use ILL to submit a request for a journal article or book that is not available in the library or through ConnectNY

  • After signing into your ILL account, click on "Create Request," Then choose Article or Book in the top menu
  • Complete as much of the request form as possible, especially the fields with asterisks.
  • You will be notified by email when the item is available.

Finding an ISSN for an Article Request

ISSN is now a required field to request an article through ILL. The link below brings you to advice on how to find the ISSN. If you cannot locate the ISSN, ask for help or type in I don't know.