In partnership with the OHSU Department of Neurology, we are pleased to announce this year’s fully-virtual Rosenbaum History of Neurology Lecture: Dr. Christopher Boes of the Mayo Clinic will speak...
As a third year medical student, Audrey Tran takes the information she reads on the page and uses it to map out a story. Now, ten of her study aids are available in OHSU’s Scholars Archive....
The National Library of Medicine (NLM) has created a new traveling and digital exhibit, Care and Custody: Past Responses to Mental Health, which explores how society has responded to people with...
This week we celebrate our colleague, Jeff Colby, as he retires after four decades (you read that right, 40 years!) with OHSU. Jeff's seen the Library, and the institution, through many changes...
OHSU Library is pleased to announce trial access to the journal Science Robotics. Science Robotics publishes science- or engineering-based research articles that advance the field of robotics....
If you visited the Library website recently, you may have noticed a new banner image. As part of our ongoing process to improve our website content and...
OHSU Library will provide you print books by request, both from our own collection and from other libraries. Your options include delivery via Campus Mail or scheduling a time for curbside pickup. ...
I was wondering if possible for electronic access to text (required text for [redacted] course and I am interested in possibly using a couple chapters in an another course). Thanks! Skochelak,...
In collaboration with the Center for Diversity and Inclusion, and in response to requests from our community, the Library has published a new guide: Resources on Race, Racism and Health...
Over the past few months, we have been making changes to the Library website and home page. These changes include an update to the navigation menus to use clearer language, reorganizing the site to...