The SIZ service is closed over the Easter bank holiday weekend from 8pm on Thursday 17th and will reopen on Tuesday 22nd April at 8am. We will respond to your query at that time.
The LRCs remain open 10am to 8pm and online services will continue, some of which are outlined below:
LRC Opening/Closing:
Upcoming LRC opening hours are available here: https://help.chi.ac.uk/opening
Library:
Library loans will continue to renew automatically, unless another user has requested them. Please bring requested books back at your earliest convenience. Self-service machines remain available to borrow and return books as well as account management.
You can continue to access the Library catalogue, eResources, subject support, Live Chat enquiry and more via the Library's Moodle page and the Help website.
eBooks and online journal databases
If you are looking for journal articles on topics relating to your assignments, then please see Your subject resources on the Library Moodle.
eBooks are available from our eBook platforms.
Access to information systems:
Please note that all University systems (libraries, calendars, email, Chiview, MAF, Moodle, HR, etc) will continue to operate normally this weekend, and that all of these can be accessed from off, as well as on campus.
Accessing systems and software remotely:
If you are working on a personal device, you can access systems remotely by following instructions on this help page: https://help.chi.ac.uk/remoteaccess
Password recovery with password.chi.ac.uk:
You can reset your password or unlock your account by visiting http://password.chi.ac.uk and following the instructions.
Help Pages:
Information and support on a range of services and frequently asked questions can be searched online at: https://help.chi.ac.uk
Learning and teaching support:
Support for our learning and teaching tools, including Moodle, Teams, Stream, Forms, can be found at: https://help.chi.ac.uk/our-teaching-toolkit
Urgent Mental Health and Wellbeing support:
If you need mental health support over the weekend you should,
- For an immediate emergency requiring the Police, Ambulance or Fire Service, dial 999
We strongly advise you dialling 999 in all cases of overdosing, even if you do not feel unwell; delaying help can be fatal. - Contact your GP for an urgent appointment
- Call the 24/7 Sussex Mental Health Line on 0300 5000 101 (24 hours)
- 24/7 Crisis messenger text service: text 'SHOUT' to 85258
- Attend your nearest A&E department for an urgent assessment
- Contact the Samaritans on 116 123 (24 hours)
- The Mix (Essential support for under 25s) - 1:1 webchat support between 4pm and 11pm
- For on-campus first aid and security, call 01243 816363