Consult our library help guide for how to "Cite Your Sources."

Using Scholarly Multimedia (Audio, Video, Images) in Your Presentations and Other Work

Wednesday, November 7, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm
Learning Commons Instruction Room 1306

Learn to use library databases and other resources to find and incorporate relevant multimedia in your presentations and papers. Contact Nancy Schafer@odu.edu for registration information.

Using EndNote with Library Databases!

On Wednesday, November 14, from 10:00 - 11:15 am, come to the Learning Commons Instruction Room 1306 to learn how to collect citations from the library’s databases and export them into EndNote, a powerful tool for organizing and managing bibliographic citations. If you bring your own laptop, we ask that you already have EndNote downloaded. Instructions and information available from the Tutorials & How-Tos link on the library web site.

Contact Karen Vaughan at kvaughan@odu.edu to register.

“Bam! The Annotated Bibliography: Your Right-Hand Wo/Man in the Quest for Quality Sources”

Now that you’ve found sources for your research, how do you decide which ones are the best? Join us, and we will help you evaluate your sources and summarize them for easy reference. Presented by Perry Library and Academic Enhancement

Monday, November 12, 2:00 – 2:50 pm
Room 1306, Perry Library Learning Commons

Come see the new exhibit at the Hofheimer Art Library: Charmingly Grotesque.

When considering the word “grotesque”, it is easy to get caught up in only the negative connotation it infers. The images created by the artists in this exhibit, however, manage to visually illustrate the wide expanse of the word’s definitions. By using a mixture of fantastical creatures, distorted humans, and dreamlike surroundings, the artists manage to create whimsical narratives that skirt on the edge of macabre while remaining delightfully pleasant to view. As a result, the works act as an interesting commentary on human nature’s tendency towards the dark and unknown.

In honor of Halloween, take a moment to enjoy the images featured in this display and discover what the word “grotesque” means to you. Happy Halloween!

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The library's annual used booksale is going on now!

Wednesday, October 31: 9am - 7pm
Thursday, November 1: 9am - 7pm
Friday, November 2: 9am - 7pm
Saturday, November 3: 9am - 4pm

Come to the Learning Commons Conference Room 1310 and get some good deals.

According to the campus Weather Alert Update, all Old Dominion University offices and facilities will be closed on Tuesday, Oct. 30. This includes the libraries.

View university details at: http://www.odu.edu/alert and be safe!!

Due to the anticipated impact of Hurricane Sandy, Old Dominion University will be closed Monday, Oct. 29. All classes are cancelled and administrative offices will be closed.

This includes the University Libraries.

View university details at: http://www.odu.edu/alert and be safe!!

Because of university closures due to Hurricane Sandy, the libraries will also be closed on Sunday. Stay tuned to the ODU website, local televesion and radio stations to find out about further closings.

View university details at: http://www.odu.edu/alert

The library's annual used booksale starts next week.

Wednesday, October 31: 9am - 7pm
Thursday, November 1: 9am - 7pm
Friday, November 2: 9am - 7pm
Saturday, November 3: 9am - 4pm

It will be held in the Learning Commons Conference Room 1310.

If you have books, CDs, and/or DVDs that you would like to donate, please bring them to the Circulation Desk and let staff know that your donation is specifically for the booksale.

Note: A Preview Sale for the Friends of the Libraries will be held on Tuesday, October 30, 5:00-8:00 p.m. Another good reason to join the Friends of the ODU Libraries!!