Call Numbers
Each book is given a Library of Congress call number.
Call numbers are arranged alphabetically, and then by whole number (everything before the first period in the call number).
A call number is like a book's address, and books on related topics are located next to each other on our shelves. Click here to find out what call numbers are assigned for particular subjects:
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eBook Collections
- ProQuest Ebook Central This link opens in a new windoweBooks from a variety of publishers, including both a large interdisciplinary subscription and selected titles our institution has purchased individually.
- ACLS Humanities Ebook This link opens in a new windowEbooks from a variety of fields in the humanities, developed by scholars.
- CREDO Reference This link opens in a new window
Dictionaries, encyclopedias, etc. from a variety of sources.
- Oxford Reference This link opens in a new window
Reference books by Oxford University Press, including the Oxford Digital Reference Shelf.
- Gale Virtual Reference Library This link opens in a new window
Online reference works from a variety of publishers.
- Google BooksSearch within and preview millions of books from libraries and publishers worldwide. Note: Google Books' previews shows you varying amounts of a book depending on publishers' preferences; pages might be missing.
- Hathi Trust This link opens in a new windowRepository of e-texts from 50+ research libraries. Many (public domain) texts freely available, some only available to members of the owning institution.
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Audiobooks from EBSCOhost, replaces NetLibrary eAudiobooks.
