Hauptbibliothek geschlossen

Aufgrund von Aufbauarbeiten für den Multikultiball ist die UB ab Donnerstagmittag geschlossen

Aufgrund des Multikulti-Balls kein UB-Betrieb von Donnerstag bis Samstag

Alle Jahre wieder, heuer zum 16. Mal, ist die Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz Gastgeberin des Multikultiballs. Aufgrund der Aufbauarbeiten hat die Hauptbibliothek der Uni Graz - einschließlich der Ausleihe - ab Donnerstag, den 13.6.2013, ab 12 Uhr geschlossen. Auch sind von Donnerstag bis Samstag, den 15.6.2013 keine Magazinsbestellungen über uni≡kat möglich. Ab Montag, den 17.6.2013 um 8:30 Uhr, wird der reguläre Betrieb wieder aufgenommen. Die Ball-OrganisatorInnen bitten um Verständnis.

Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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