If a book you're looking for is at Oxford College, at the Library Service Center, or checked out, don't fear!
Books that are at the Library Service Center or at Oxford can be requested, and checked out books can be recalled.
In Library Search:
You'll be notified by email when the item is available.
NOTE: if the item is checked out, the borrower has ten days to return it.
If you have questions about accessing the book or you can't find the book, email or chat with librarians.
To request the library purchases a title, complete this short form with the book's information.
Use Library Search to find books, journals, videos, government documents, microfilm collections and other materials at the Emory libraries, including Woodruff; Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library; Goizueta Business; Pitts Theology; Woodruff Health Sciences Center; McMillan Law; Science Commons; Music and Media; and Oxford libraries.
From Library Search:
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You can access your account to see what items you currently have checked out, when they are due, and to renew them. Click the "My Library Card" button in the upper-right corner of Library Search to log in, or click here.
Where to start? We have collections for different interests, so you can start by searching your favorite author or searching a book title and learn where the book is shelved in Library Search. If don't have a book in mind and want to browse then consider browsing:
1. The main floor circular display shelving in Woodruff Library - look for signs for McNaughton, New Books, and Exhibits for a variety of titles.
2. The book nook in the Science Commons in Atwood for science fiction, science nonfiction, travel guides for study abroad programs, and lots more.
3. Oxford Library's New York Times Bestsellers collection with a special focus on Young Adult novels.
4. Ask at any of your favorite Emory libraries where you can find something to read beyond your textbooks.
5. For non-English language titles, locate the title in Library Search or ask an International Area Studies librarian.