About OSU Libraries
About OSU Libraries
A collection of websites developed to help citizens and policy-makers make better decisions for Oregon's natural resources.
A digital service for collecting and preserving the scholarly work of the OSU community. In the top 10 among digital repositories at American universities and top 20 in the world.
Linus Pauling
500,000 items spanning Pauling's career as a scientist, humanitarian, and peace activist, and includes Ava Helen Pauling's papers, evidence of their mutual devotion to world peace and to each other.
Collaborative Learning Center
Free, drop-in tutoring on a variety of subjects for all OSU students.
Information Commons
State-of-the-art technology and expert help from computer consultants, reference librarians, and media specialists all in a collaborative learning environment.
The first daycare services for student parents in a university library.
A metasearch engine that searches across library catalogs, article databases, and local online collections.
Library à la Carte
A web page publishing and managing system, where librarians can easily incorporate Web 2.0 features with traditional content like article databases, creating dynamic and customized resources for research.
Faculty Research Feature
OSU Librarians have teamed up to develop solutions for updating and improving the learning environment in the Valley Library. After identifying and visiting current cutting-edge learning spaces, they will deliver a summary of recommendations in 2009.





