Accessibility and Disability Services

Princeton University Library strives to makes it spaces and services inclusive for students, faculty, staff, community members, and visitors. 

Wheelchair and Mobility Devices

All libraries are wheelchair accessible and have barrier-free entrances. When a library or building is multi-floor elevators are available. 

Access to Physical Collections

If there is material in the stacks that you are unable to reach, please visit the circulation desk or main service desk at any library location and we will be happy to assist you. 

Parking

Street meters are monitored by the town of Princeton, not the university. If you have a handicap placard or license plate, you do not need to feed the meter or leave after the allotted time specified on the meter. 

Princeton Transportation and Parking Services has additional information about parking on campus as well as maps of accessible paths and entrances. 

Service Animals

Princeton University Libraries allow service animals that meet the university’s definition. If you are a student, staff, or faculty member, please contact the Office of Disability Services. If you are a visitor, please bring the proper documentation with you. The Library is not able to accommodate assistance animals, per university policy

Find more information about assistive technology, restrooms, and other services by library location. 

Services for Students, Staff, and Faculty

The University's Office of Disability Services works in conjunction with the Library to offer a range of support services for students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors with disabilities. Questions regarding special assistance within the Library may be directed to Nick Reynolds or 609-258-9153.

Accessibility Information by Library