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All Hours & DirectionsTerrell Main Library
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Terrell Fourth Floor
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Research Help Desk
1pm - 3pm
Terrell Research Help Desk (Semester Evening)
7pm - 9pm
Libraries Administrative Office
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Azariah's Cafe
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Mary Church Terrell Main Library
148 W College St.Oberlin, OH 44074-1545
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The main visitor lot is the east Service Building lot, and the south row of the Carnegie Building lot for visitors to offices within that building.
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Search.LibrariesBooks, articles, scores, recordings, and films at Oberlin, OhioLINK, online, and beyond.
Books, articles, scores, recordings, and films at Oberlin, OhioLINK, online, and beyond.
Databases A-ZThe Databases A-Z list provides a complete alphabetical list of searchable databases accessible to you through the Oberlin College Libraries. The databases range from those that cover multiple subject areas, e.g. JSTOR or Web of Science, to more narrow research topics, e.g. SOCIndex.
They contain both citations and full text for ebooks, peer reviewed journals, newspapers, magazines, data sets, images, music, primary documents, and more. You will want to use them for finding credible and scholarly materials required for your college research.
If you are unsure which databases are best for your research topic try using the subject and type filters, consult asubject or course guide, Ask a Librarian, or make aresearch appointment.
The Databases A-Z list provides a complete alphabetical list of searchable databases accessible to you through the Oberlin College Libraries. The databases range from those that cover multiple subject areas, e.g. JSTOR or Web of Science, to more narrow research topics, e.g. SOCIndex.
They contain both citations and full text for ebooks, peer reviewed journals, newspapers, magazines, data sets, images, music, primary documents, and more. You will want to use them for finding credible and scholarly materials required for your college research.
If you are unsure which databases are best for your research topic try using the subject and type filters, consult asubject or course guide, Ask a Librarian, or make aresearch appointment.
Course ReservesMaterials on reserve for a specific course. Search for course reserve lists by course instructor's name, course name, or course code.
Materials on reserve for a specific course. Search for course reserve lists by course instructor's name, course name, or course code.
Journals A-ZUse to browse complete issues of a journal, magazine, or newspaper or to check Oberlin's access to a title. To find individual articles, useSearch.Libraries.
Use to browse complete issues of a journal, magazine, or newspaper or to check Oberlin's access to a title. To find individual articles, useSearch.Libraries.
OhioLINKBooks & ebooks, scores, videos, and audio available from OhioLINK institutions. Use this option to request physical items from other libraries.
Books & ebooks, scores, videos, and audio available from OhioLINK institutions. Use this option to request physical items from other libraries.
WorldCatWorldCat contains more than 43 million records describing books and other items owned by libraries around the world. You can search for popular books, music, CDs, and videos—all of the physical items you're used to getting from libraries. You can also discover digital content, such as downloadable audiobooks. Use InterLibrary Loan to order materials that you locate on WorldCat.
WorldCat contains more than 43 million records describing books and other items owned by libraries around the world. You can search for popular books, music, CDs, and videos—all of the physical items you're used to getting from libraries. You can also discover digital content, such as downloadable audiobooks. Use InterLibrary Loan to order materials that you locate on WorldCat.
Research Guides
Course GuidesCourse Guides are organized collections of resources created for the research and information needs of students in specific courses. Research strategies and library services are also included.
Course Guides are organized collections of resources created for the research and information needs of students in specific courses. Research strategies and library services are also included.
Source Type GuidesOberlin College librarians have identified the best platforms for finding resources by source type, including newspapers, magazines, dissertations and theses, books, music, primary sources, and more. Some guides also provide search tips and techniques.
Oberlin College librarians have identified the best platforms for finding resources by source type, including newspapers, magazines, dissertations and theses, books, music, primary sources, and more. Some guides also provide search tips and techniques.
Subject GuidesResearch guides are the gateway to library collections and resources. Created and maintained by Oberlin College & Conservatory reference and subject librarians, Guides by Subject are organized by their relevant subject areas to provide a detailed list of recommended scholarly sources, including: databases; internet and digital resources; and the libraries’ collections of books, journals, magazines, music, art, DVDs, etc.
Guides also help you develop search strategies, cite sources and manage bibliographic references, and lead to a librarian who can provide further assistance. Subject guides are displayed alphabetically.
Research guides are the gateway to library collections and resources. Created and maintained by Oberlin College & Conservatory reference and subject librarians, Guides by Subject are organized by their relevant subject areas to provide a detailed list of recommended scholarly sources, including: databases; internet and digital resources; and the libraries’ collections of books, journals, magazines, music, art, DVDs, etc.
Guides also help you develop search strategies, cite sources and manage bibliographic references, and lead to a librarian who can provide further assistance. Subject guides are displayed alphabetically.
