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At the heart of LSU Libraries' mission is the goal of providing access to resources essential for teaching and learning. To that end, the e-textbook initiative provides students with quick access to course materials available for free through LSU Libraries. It also provides instructors with an easy-to-use search tool to identify e-books that the Libraries either already owns or can purchase for...
Article Id: 19024

The Special Collections Request System (SCRS) allows you to register as a Hill Memorial Library user and have materials retrieved for viewing. Through your SCRS account, you can also place duplication orders, request materials for special activities such as class visits, see your user history, and update personal information. Sign In / Register to the LSU Libraries Special Collection: ...
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General Information LSU Libraries offers Web tutorials with step-by-step instruction to aid the research process. These tutorials walk you through such topics as searching the online library catalog, reference tools, the most frequently accessed databases, and an explanation of call numbers. Web Tutorials LSU Libraries Web Tutorials Tools Available to Avoid...
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The Louisiana Public Document Depository Program was established in 1948 to provide the citizens of Louisiana with access to information published by the state government. All state agencies are legally obligated to provide copies of their publications for distribution to the depository libraries, which are located throughout Louisiana. LSU’s Hill Memorial Library is one of three historical...
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Universities create and consume copyrighted materials of all kinds as a matter of course. Faculty and staff routinely author copyright-able works as part of their teaching, research, and community outreach roles. Conversely, these roles rely upon being able to use other people's copyrighted materials. Copyrighted works are both the fuel and the product of universities. To Access...
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Sustainability at LSU LSU Sustainability is a project to promote environmental sustainability and awareness on LSU's campus, and to educate all members of the community on how to better incorporate recycling and sustainable actions on campus and at home. For more information, visit the https://www.lsu.edu/sustainability website. Location on Campus: The sustainability...
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To Review Your Account in the LSU Law Library: 1. Navigate to the LSU Law Library website. 2. Select Law Library Catalog from the Research section on the Home page. 3. This will bring you to the LSU Law Library Catalog webpage. Click My Library Record from the toolbar at the top of the screen. 4. From here you review your account, recover...
Article Id: 19054

In addition to providing a comfortable and inviting place for individual and group study, the law library offers an array of services that support the research and academic endeavors of our students at the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center. To Access the LSU Law Student Resources: 1. Navigate to the LSU Law Libraries site . 2. Once you have arrived on the site, select Student...
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The LSU Law Library offers a wide range of specialized databases, indexes to articles in legal publications, electronic journals and newsletters, and other assorted resources for researching U.S. law, international law, and the law of other countries. These resources are described and found on the databases or e-journals page. Additional resources can by found by searching the catalog.
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Reporting Lost Items to the LSU Online Library: 1. Navigate to the LSU Online Library website. 2. Hover over the Services dropdown at the top of the screen, and then click Borrowing from LSU Libraries. 3. Switch to the Lost or Damaged items tab the the top of the Borrowing from LSU Libraries page. 4. Under the Lost books heading, click...
Article Id: 19034

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