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Another orientation season has wrapped up at the HKUST Library, and it was a real pleasure to welcome so many new faces. Whether you joined us in person or on Zoom, thank you for spending part of your first busy weeks with us. Here’s a quick look back.

Starting this semester, the HKUST Library now supports online payment for fines and fees, making payment faster and more convenient.

With our new self-service card printing facility, you can collect your JULAC card any time during library opening hours — whether early in the morning, late in the evening, or whenever fits your schedule.

The HKUST Library has been providing 3D printing services to the campus community since 2014. After more than a decade of advances in 3D printing technology, we are delighted to finally introduce a new Self-service 3D Printing experience on G/F in September 2026.

Lydia Ayers, a composer and educator who integrated traditional and digital music, created works from 1974 to 2013 that are now preserved and openly accessible through HKUST’s DataSpace, accompanied by an interactive project page that allows exploration of her compositions by various categories