Desktop computers are available at both McHenry Library and Science & Engineering Library.
Log on to computer stations using your CruzID.
| Location | Mostly on 2nd and Ground Floor; a few on 3rd and 4th floors |
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| Computer type | Mac and PC |
| Number of stations | 62 Macs, 49 PC |
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| Location | First, Second, and Third floors |
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| Computer type | Mac Studios, Dell Optiplex PCs |
| Number of stations | 24 macs, 54 PC |
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| Who has access | UCSC students | UCSC students, faculty, and staff | ||
| Checkout length | See ITS page for current checkout period | 4 hours | ||
| Reserve in advance | No | Yes | ||
| Overdue fines | See ITS page for current overdue fines | $2/hr up to $75 | ||
| How to get it | Checkout at kiosk using CruzID Gold | Checkout from library desk | ||
| Type of laptop | Dell | Dell or Chromebook | ||
| Location | McHenry Library and S&E Library | McHenry Library and S&E Library | ||
| Links | More Kiosk Information |
Check availability for McHenry Laptops
Check availability for Science & Engineering laptops |
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Email: help@ucsc.edu
In person support:
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The land acknowledgement used at UC Santa Cruz was developed in partnership with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band Chairman and the Amah Mutsun Relearning Program at the UCSC Arboretum.
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