Library Spotlight: New Books

New books are added to the library collection throughout the academic year. When shelf ready, titles are featured in the new books area on library main floor, near the computers and recreational reading. Titles are selected by AU librarians and subject to the library's collection development policy which includes professional reviews and faculty recommendations.

• Convulsing bodies: religion and resistance in Foucault
  B2430.F724 J67 2015
• Who lives, who dies, who decides? : abortion, neonatal care, assisted dying, and capital punishment 
  BD435.E46 2015
• The age of acquiescence : the life and death of American resistance to organized wealth and power
  E169.Z8 F73 2015
• Diversity explosion : how new racial demographics are remaking America
  E184.A1 F739 2015
• The World's First Stock Exchange
  HG5570.A4 P4813 2014
• Pressed for time : the acceleration of life in digital capitalism
  HM656 W35 2015
• Children's Literature in the Reading Program: Engaging Young Readers in the 21st Century
  LB1573.C455 2015
• The Power of Questioning: Guiding Student Investigation
  LB1585 .M375 2015
• Beyond the University: Why Liberal Education Matters
  LC1011.R75 2014
• Science Stories You Can Count On: 51 Case Studies With Quantitative Reasoning in Biology
  QH319.A1 H47 2014
• Soldier Girls: The Battles of Three Women at Home and at War
  UB418.W65 T56 2014

Interested in recommending a title for the library collection? Contact your library liaison. The Instructional Resource Center News Blog routinely provides information regarding new additions to the IRC, juvenile, and education collections.

OhioLINK Maintenance Downtime 6/12-6/13

All OhioLINK hosted services will be down during the following window, as OhioLINK servers are moved to a new data center: Friday, June 12, 6pm – Saturday, June 13, 12pm (noon).  This will affect all of the OhioLINK website as well as the OhioLINK Catalog.  Most library databases will remain accessible from the AU Library webpages, but links from search results to articles in the Electronic Journal Center will not work.  If you have questions, e-mail us at library@ashland.edu

Library Access Wednesday 6/3

The library will remain closed through Wednesday, June 3rd, and will return to regular summer hours on Thursday.  Online library resources will be inaccessible part of Wednesday as the changeover to the new electical system is made.  If you have problems or questions, please write to us at library@ashland.edu.