Oesterle Library and the mathematics department invite you to witness the nationwide unveiling of two stunning, large-scale, multi-wavelength images showing the core of the Milky Way Galaxy as viewed by the Hubble Space Telescope, the Chandra Space Telescope and the Spitzer X-Ray Observatory. The event will take place from noon to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 10 [...]
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Many students come to the library asking for books containing reproductions of art. Did you know that you can access 30,000 digital images of paintings, sculpture and architecture online via the library’s Saskia Art Images Collection? Included are images from many important collections, the Prado, the Kunsthistorisches Museum, the Uffizi, and the Louvre, as well [...]
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A miniature version of a Boy’s Day decoration from Japan will be on display in the lobby of the Oesterle Library through the Homecoming Weekend. Boys’ Day, now called Children’s Day, is a national holiday that is celebrated every May 5th in Japan. The holiday is an opportunity to show respect for all children [...]
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Need another source for your paper? No need to leave your room. Check out some of the e-Books available through Oesterle Library. For general information or to get some ideas for developing your topic, try searching these collections of subject encyclopedias and reference books: Gale Virtual Reference Library, Credo Reference, and Sage eReference. In each collection, you can search [...]
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Working on that first paper of the term? Check out Oesterle Library’s online guide to writing, “Citing Sources, Research Tips and Tutorials.” The guide provides examples of citation formats and tips about using Oesterle Library to find books, articles and other research materials. A section on research resources provides information about different types of sources (primary, secondary) [...]
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