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- Where do I get a student ID (Coyote OneCard)?
All CSUSB students and employees automatically have access to a digital ID Login to MyCoyote to find your Digital Coyote OneCard You are able to get a physical copy of your Coyote OneCard as well See this website for more info on Obtaining a Physical Coyote OneCard
- What is Institutional Sign In and how do I use it? - faq. lib. csusb. edu
What is "Institutional Sign In" and how do I use it? 1846 views | Last updated on May 07, 2025 For access to most of the Pfau Library's online resources, you must follow the links on the library web page in order to be recognized as a CSUSB subscriber Our links will automatically prompt you sign in through MyCoyote if you haven't already done so
- How do I login to the computers?
CSUSB students and employees, use your MyCoyote login No advance sign up is required, just use any open computer A few computers are available for use by visitors to campus; please read our information for Alumni, Community Members, and Visitors: Computer Access
- Pfau Library Searchable FAQ
All CSUSB students and employees automatically have access to a digital ID Login to MyCoyote to find your Digital Coyote OneCard You are able to get a physical copy of your Coyote OneCard as well See this website for more info on Obtaining a Physical Coyote OneCard Read more about: Where do I get a student ID (Coyote OneCard)?
- How do I login to the wireless network? - faq. lib. csusb. edu
CSUSB students and employees: On your device, look for the wireless network named eduroam
- After I graduate, can I still use my Coyote OneCard student ID to check . . .
After the 90 days, your library privileges expire You will no longer be able to login to the databases from home, but you can still come to campus to use them ***Please note that two databases are available solely to current CSUSB students employees: SciFinder Scholar, and Safari Tech Books (O'Reilly)
- I am having a problem with my laptop campus email MyCoyote campus ID . . .
Call 909-537-7677 or Ext 77677 from any campus phone, 24 X 7 X 365 Send e-mail to: support@csusb edu Submit a request or use live chat support at Technology Support's web site
- How do I find the librarys databases and online journals?
Tip: DON'T Google the name of the database in order to find it! Use the links provided on Pfau Library's web site If you are off campus, they will prompt you to login with your MyCoyote ID and password If you just Google the database, then the database providers have no way to know you are an authorized CSUSB user, and may ask you to pay for content you would otherwise get at no charge
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