| User groups | Loan limit |
| Undergraduate students, Staff, Affiliates, Community, Alumni, etc. | 30 items |
| Faculty, Graduate students | 60 items |
Current TWU, CanIL or ACTS employees and students with valid TWU ID cards can borrow library materials
TWU ID cards are issued from the Student Life Office with authorization from Enrollment Services or the Human Resources office.
Members of this group of borrowers may borrow books, CDs and videorecordings and have full access to Alloway Library's online resources including eBooks, databases and electronic journals.
The spouses of university employees are eligible for borrowing privileges as well, by applying to Alloway Library accompanied by their TWU spouse. There is no privilege fee for the spouse of an employee. Members of this group of borrowers may borrow books and CDs and have in-library access to Alloway Library's electronic resources.>
Retired TWU employees may borrow library material and have in-library access to Alloway Library's electronic resources from their own device.
TWU professors emeriti may borrow library material and have full access to Alloway Library's online resources including eBooks, databases and electronic journals.
ALUMNI
Alumni may obtain a digital alumni card from the Alumni Office. Please email alumni@twu.ca for instructions on how to get access to your card.
Members of this group of borrowers may borrow books and CDs and have on-campus access to Alloway Library's electronic resources.
Alloway Library participates in reciprocal borrowing arrangements with other colleges and universities across Canada through the Canadian National Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement or other agreements. Eligible borrowers must show valid university ID from their “home” institution and other identification. Click here for more information
Members of this group of borrowers may borrow books and CDs and have in-library access to Alloway Library's electronic resources. Remote access to electronic resources requiring a login is only available to TWU students, faculty and staff, due to licensing requirements. Access off-campus cannot be provided to alumni, community borrowers or non-TWU institutions.
Land Acknowledgement
Trinity Western University's Langley campus is located on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Stó:lō people. We are grateful for the opportunity to live, work, and learn on this land.
