Praktische Bibliobags für die UB

In den neuen Bibliobags lassen sich Lernunterlagen bequem in den Lesesaal mitnehmen. Foto: Pichler/Uni Graz

Transparente Tragetaschen erleichtern Studierenden die Mitnahme von Lernunterlagen und Schreibutensilien

Wer die Universitätsbibliothek (UB) als Lernort nutzen möchte, muss die eigene Tasche in einem Schließfach zurücklassen. Um den Studierenden das Mitnehmen von Arbeitsunterlagen und Schreibutensilien zu erleichtern, stellt die UB ihren BenützerInnen seit kurzem die praktischen Bibliobags zur Verfügung. Die transparenten Tragetaschen können am Eingang der Hauptbibliothek sowie der Bibliotheken im RESOWI, am Universitätszentrum Theologie und im Wallgebäude kostenlos aus Ständern entnommen werden. Sie bieten Platz für Skripten und Mitschriften, Laptop und Stifte. Wer will, kann die Bibliobags beim Verlassen der UB zurückgeben oder sie einfach für den nächsten Bibliotheksbesuch behalten.

Gudrun Pichler

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