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Magic Wands (portable handheld scanners) are now available for three-hour checkout at The Valley Library Circulation Desk!
We now have a blog. Please give us your feedback and/or experiences! OSU Libraries & Press Civility Campaign
We now have a blog. Please give us your feedback and/or experiences!OSU Libraries & Press Civility Campaign
In collaboration with the Oregon Multicultural Archives, the
students of the course TCE 408H “Sundown Towns in Oregon”
have curated a display reflecting on their research process and showcasing
their findings.
Find out more on the Oregon Multicultural Archives Blog
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Friday, Nov. 16, 6:30-9:30 p.m. OSU Libraries and Press
welcome Charles K. Johnson for a special conversation about his new book, Standing
at the Water's Edge . Brent
Walth, Managing Editor of Willamette Week and author of the
biography of another Oregon governor, Tom McCall, will interview Johnson and
lead a discussion. Books will be available for signing and purchase. The
event is free and...
welcome Charles K. Johnson for a special conversation about his new book, Standing
at the Water's Edge . Brent
Walth, Managing Editor of Willamette Week and author of the
biography of another Oregon governor, Tom McCall, will interview Johnson and
lead a discussion. Books will be available for signing and purchase. The
event is free and...
We now have a blog. Please give us your feedback and/or experiences!
We now have a blog. Please give us your feedback and/or experiences!This week's OSU Libraries & Press Civility Thought: Be Inclusive
OSU Libraries & Press Civility Campaign
The OSU Libraries Fall 2012 Grad Student & Faculty
Workshop closes with free sessions on basic and more advanced Zotero (Nov 6th),
EndNote (Nov. 8th), and EndNote Web (Nov. 8th). Register
for these sessions at: http://bit.ly/graduate_workshops.
Questions? Contact hannah [dot] rempel [at] oregonstate [dot] edu
Hurricane
Sandy is causing power disruptions that may limit access to some databases
hosted on servers in affected areas. Material requested through interlibrary loan may
also be delayed due to universities and colleges closing during the storm.
Oregon State University’s The Valley Library is much more than
a book repository. It also serves as a campus art gallery, with dozens of
paintings and photos displayed on the walls and sculptures throughout. More on OregonLive
