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Read-In Day: Celebrating Women's History Month

To celebrate writing by and about women, the Library, in conjunction with the English Department, the Poetry Center, and the Women’s Studies Program, is hosting a Read-In Day in the Library from noon to 1:00 on Thursday March 26th. The campus community is invited to hear fellow faculty, staff, and students read aloud both fiction and non-fiction prose and poetry that is significant to them.
Read-In Day is a national initiative that is sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English that focuses on literacy by encouraging reading.
This event is open to all faculty, staff, and students.

Permanent link to this topic. Posted 2009-03-12 15:51:49. Reply to Barbara_Florjancic. Categories: Library News.

Reduce your library fines with Elf!

Elf offers library customers a way to keep track of their borrowed items from multiple libraries in one place by email or browser. Receive email courtesy notices when items are due, overdue or ready for pick up. Text messaging for holds is also available.

Features

• email/RSS alerts: pre-overdue, overdue and holds
  
• track your library card(s) or your family’s library cards
  
• selectable delivery date for reminders
  
• text message hold alerts
  
• real-time web access
  
• one page summary
  

• reduce overdues
  
• reduce the ‘oops, I forgot’ factor
  
• organize and plan your library trip and activities
  
• take the worry out of borrowing
  
• encourage reading and learning
  

Permanent link to this topic. Posted 2009-01-16 16:06:40. Reply to Tracy_Kemp. Categories: Library News.

Resetting your Library PIN

If you forget your PIN to access your account or the Library’s databases, you can now reset it yourself anytime day or night. When logging into your account click on the link that says “Forgot your PIN?” Enter your name and CSU ID number. You will receive an e-mail to the e-mail account we have in your Library record. Follow the instructions in the e-mail to reset your PIN. For more information, call the User Services Desk at (216) 687-2479.

Permanent link to this topic. Posted 2008-10-30 09:34:10. Reply to Tracy_Kemp. Categories: Library News.

Return your books to the new Library book drop

Have books to return and can't make it before we close? That's ok, return them to our book drop located outside of the lobby of Rhodes Tower. Books can be returned to the book drop 24 hours a day/seven days a week.

Permanent link to this topic. Posted 2006-10-31 11:13:18. Reply to Tracy_Kemp. Categories: Library News.

Rhodes Tower Power Outage to Disrupt Library Services Sat. April 22, 9:30 PM

There will be an electrical power outage of Rhodes Tower on Saturday April 22, 2006. The power outage will start at 9:30 p.m. Saturday night and it will last 8 hours.

Please note that during this time, the Library Website and SCHOLAR will be unavailable as will access to OhioLINK research databases and borrowing from the OhioLINK central catalog.

Questions about the power outage should be directed to Chris Wilson, Director of Utilities, 216-687-5009.

Permanent link to this topic. Posted 2006-04-19 09:33:51. Reply to Lauren_Felder. Categories: Library News.