TIP: If you know the title, put it in "quotation marks"

If you are not able to find a specific book or books on a topic at The Newman Library, try searching other libraries

Other CUNY libraries

• Open your search across all the CUNY libraries
• Go into the Advanced search options and limit your search books (an option under "Resource Type")
• You will need to sign in with your Library ID number (begins with 21716... on your Baruch ID) to request the book from another CUNY library
• You can send the book to The Newman Library at Baruch or to any CUNY library that is convenient for you

Local Public Library Systems

• Search New York Public Library (NYPL), Queens Public Library, Brooklyn Public Library, other New York State public libraries, New Jersey public libraries, or a public library system near you
• Choose a local public system that you can visit and borrow from after obtaining a library card from the local system

WorldCat

• Search a database called WorldCat, which searches thousands of libraries around the world
• If you find a book at another library, you will need to use the library's interlibrary loan services to request a copy

Each print book is assigned a call number designating both its subject area and its place on the shelf.
Many Women's Studies books are assigned call numbers beginning with HQ and are located on the 4th floor of the library.
However, since Women's Studies topics are often cross-disciplinary, you may find books with call numbers for a different subject area and located on a different area or floor. 

Go here for a Newman Library call number chart and to learn how to find books using call numbers.