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The Baltimore Homewood Center
About the CampusSituated in Baltimore, the beautiful and sprawling Homewood Campus represent the main campus of Johns Hopkins University's Zanvyl Kreiger School of Arts and Sciences. The Homewood Campus is home to a large and diverse student population of undergraduate and full and part-time graduate students. View map and tour of Homewood Campus Library ServicesThe Sheridan Libraries encompass the Milton S. Eisenhower Library and its collections at the Albert D. Hutzler Reading Room in Gilman Hall, the John Work Garrett Library at Evergreen House, and the George Peabody Library at Mt.Vernon Place. Together these collections provide the major research library resources for the university. The Sheridan Libraries also provide a rich array of resources and services for part-time and full-time students. The Milton S. Eisenhower Library is the university's principal research library and the largest of a network of libraries at Hopkins. A repository of nearly three million books and over 55,000 print and electronic journal subscriptions, it also employs the latest information technology to offer users access anytime and anywhere to resources ranging from ancient texts to the latest scientific reports. The mission of the Sheridan Libraries is to advance research and teaching at The Johns Hopkins University by providing information resources, instruction, and services. Interlibrary Services (ILS) provides access to materials NOT owned by the Eisenhower Library. ILS will contact other libraries to borrow books or have articles electronically delivered to you. All current faculty, students, and staff with a JHU library card are eligible for free, unlimited use of Interlibrary Services. Material can be obtained from other JHU libraries and from libraries outside of the JHU system. For more information on current hours of operation, and other services, please visit the libraries' web site: library.jhu.edu. ComputersHopkins IT Services (HITS) operates two shared resource computer systems: a Silicon Graphics Challenge-L server running the UNIX operating system (JHUNIX) and an SGI Challenge-L which is optimized for intensive statistical and mathematical applications (APSERV1). In addition, students may use laboratories containing workstations and personal computers with access to the servers. The range of HITS services, equipment, and instruction can be found at www.it.jhu.edu. Book CenterEffective Fall 2008, Advanced Academic Programs will be serviced by a virtual bookstore, MBS Direct. MBS Direct will provide texts for students taking courses at all AAP locations and online. The online bookstore offers competitive pricing, new and used books, and buy backs from their large distribution center. Visit the MBS Direct online store to begin purchasing your textbooks. Orders can also be placed by phone 800-325-3252 or fax 800-499-0143. For questions about your book order please call the MBS customer service line at 800-325-3252. Hopkins Student UnionThe Hopkins Student Union is located in Levering Hall and the Glass Pavilion and offers various programs and activities for students, faculty, staff, and friends of the university. Levering Hall also contains a complete dining facility that serves snacks and sandwiches during the late afternoon and early evening and hot meals during lunchtime. Evening Food ServiceThree venues are open in the evening for sandwiches and salads. Café Q on the quad level of the Milton Eisenhower Library serves gourmet coffee and teas, and daily packaged sandwiches, salads, and sushi. The Mattin Center, located behind Krieger and Maryland halls near Charles Street, offers a café in its theater wing, serving a broader range of dinner items. The Hopkins Student Union's Sky Ranch Grill is open Monday through Friday to 8 p.m. The Jazzman's Café is open Monday through Friday to 6 p.m. Security ServicesA daily escort van service is available during the evening hours (5 p.m. to 3 a.m.) to pick up and deliver students and faculty to any campus parking lot or other location within a one-mile radius of the campus. Vans leave every half hour from the Eisenhower Library. Walking escorts are available by calling extension 8700 from any campus phone or 410-516-8700 from an outside or public telephone. Push button security/escort phones are located in several buildings, and can be used to alert security officers of an emergency, to request information, or to summon the escort van. Emergency telephone stands with blue lights, which connect directly with the security office, are located at 14 locations around the campus. These phones open a direct line to the security office as soon as the receiver is lifted or the button pushed, and an alarm sounds. There are security officers patrolling the parking lots at Garland, Clark and Stony Run from 3 to 11 p.m., Monday through Friday. Student monitors, wearing bright orange vests and carrying radios, patrol the upper and lower quads during fall and spring semesters. To reach the security office, call 410-516-4600. In case of an emergency call 410-516-7777. ParkingThe Parking Office is located in the South Garage, on the south end of campus, under the Decker Quadrangle. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m.-10 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Evening students and faculty have a number of options for on-campus parking. For further information and a parking map visit www.parking.jhu.edu or call 410-516-PARK. DirectionsFor information about accommodations for handicapped or less mobile visitors, please call the Admissions Office before your visit at (410) 516-8171.
By Car from the North on I-83
By Car from the South on I-95
By Car from the East on Route 50 or I-97
By Car from the West on I-70
GPS Instructions
By Plane: Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI) is 20 minutes driving time to the south of campus. Take a taxi from the airport and ask to be driven to the Homewood campus of Johns Hopkins on North Charles Street, not the hospital.
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