Author: Library
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Continued Resistance: A Legacy of Activism in the Asian American and Pacific Islander Diaspora
New exhibit now open in the library: Continued Resistance: A Legacy of Activism in the Asian American and Pacific Islander Diaspora. The Covid-19 pandemic has seen an influx of recent racist attacks targeting Asian Americans stigmatized by misinformation and xenophobia. 2021 was marked by slogans like “We are not the virus,” #StopAAPIHate, and racially motivated…
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Summer 2021: new open hours, due date extensions, and hold pickups
Update June 8th: The Library is open Monday – Thursday 1pm-5pm for students, faculty, and staff. We are closed to alumni and members of the public. Need to keep your books over Summer 2021? Email library-circ@reed.edu to extend due dates for Reed books though the summer. Summit books can be renewed once via your library…
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Library hours for April 12th-May 14th
The library will be open reduced hours from April 12th through the end of the semester. Main Library: open 10am-6pm, Monday-Friday. Library Lobby (hold shelf pick ups): open 7am-11pm, all days. Instructional Media Center (IMC): open 10a-1p April 12-16; open 10am – 4pm, Monday-Thursday; 10am-1pm Friday. Performing Arts Resource Center (PARC): open 11am to 3pm,…
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Library hours for Winter Break
Updated Dec. 18th, 2020 Winter Break The Library will be closed December 19th to January 24th for Winter Break. The library lobby remains open Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm for hold shelf pickups throughout December and January. Please note that hold requests placed December 19th-January 3rd will be processed starting January 4th.
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2020 Census talk with Se-ah-dom Edom of We Count Oregon
SEEDS, We Count Oregon, and the Reed Library collaborated to create a series of videos to discuss the 2020 Census with We Count Oregon, whose primary focus is to enumerate folks from hard to count communities. Check out the videos: Introduction (Se-ah-dom Edmo) (1 of 4) On Hard to Count Communities (Se-ah-dom Edmo) (2 of 4)…
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EBSCO ebooks service restored
The library EBSCO ebooks service disruption has been resolved. If you continue to have trouble accessing EBSCO ebooks, please ask a librarian for help.
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Library Lobby Survey results: book lookup & candy preferences
Two Library Lobby survey questions to report this week: Last week, we asked: “Where do you start when you look up a library book?” 100 responses indicated starting at the library homepage, while 27 started in the catalog. One wrote in “What’s the difference?”. There really isn’t much difference! One starts on the library homepage,…
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Library Lobby Survey results: “You can borrow laptops & ipads from the library”
We had laptops and ipads on our minds this week, and wondered about you all borrowing them. Total responses: 188 stones, 30 written responses “What!? I didn’t know”: 57 responses “I know! I borrow those”: 43 responses “I know, but I don’t borrow those [tell us why not]”:88 responses, 30 write in responses Of the…
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ProQuest scheduled maintenance this weekend
in DatabasesSome library resources will be unavailable during ProQuest scheduled maintenance this Saturday, February 8th, from 7pm-1am. Affected resources include: All databases on the ProQuest platform (search.proquest.com) and Chadwyck-Healey databases including: Proquest Central ABI/INFORM Academic Video Online Ebook Central EEBO: Early English Books Online Index Islamicus LION : Literature Online ProQuest Congressional ProQuest Dissertations and Theses…