Hours and Building Closures During the Winter Break

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The UWSP Libraries will have different hours during the holiday/winter break.

All three libraries will be CLOSED from Dec. 24th - Jan. 2.  Please make sure you plan accordingly.

STEVENS POINT CAMPUS

Holiday Hours (Dec 20th-Jan 2nd):HoursHoursHours

Monday Dec 20th – Thursday Dec 23rd: 7:45am-5:00pm

Friday Dec 24th-Sunday Jan 2nd: CLOSED

Winter Break Hours (Jan 3rd -Jan 21st)

Monday-Friday: 7:45am-5:00pm

Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED

Monday, Jan 17th: CLOSED

 

WAUSAU CAMPUS

Holiday Hours (Dec 20th-Jan 2nd)

Monday Dec 20th-Wednesday Dec 22nd: 8:00am-1:00pm

Thursday Dec 23rd – Sunday Jan 2nd: CLOSED

Winter Break Hours (Jan 3rd-Jan 21st)

Monday-Thursday: 8:00am-1:00pm

Friday-Sunday: CLOSED

Monday, Jan 17th: CLOSED

 

MARSHFIELD CAMPUS

Holiday Hours (Dec 20th-Jan 2nd)

Monday Dec 20th-Wednesday Dec 22nd: 10:00am-3:00pm

Thursday Dec 23rd – Sunday Jan 2nd: CLOSED

Winter Break Hours (Jan 3rd-Jan 21st)

Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-3:00pm

Friday-Sunday: CLOSED

Monday, Jan 17th: CLOSED

Exterior book drops on the Stevens Point and Marshfield campuses will remain open for the return of library materials. Please do not return Textbook Rentals in the library book return slots.

Digital access to resources continues to be available anytime, anywhere via the Libraries’ website (https://www.uwsp.edu/library)

We hope you have a safe and wonderful winter break!


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