The Lima Campus Archives has a wide variety of materials documenting our history. The links below will take you to photos, campus newsletters, oral histories, and more! The materials available here are just a portion of what is available in the archives. Ask us if you want to see more!
The Lima Campus Library is also the home of the Dictionary of North American Hymnology (DNAH) hymnal collection.
The 1000-volume collection in Lima represents the broad range of congregational song indexed in Hymnary.org. Dating from 1815 to the present, the collection consists at least 20 languages, including Chinese, Croatian, Dakota, French, German, Greek, Hausa, Hawaiian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Igbo, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Tamil, Vietnamese, Welsh, and Yoruba; three faiths (Christian, Jewish, and Buddhist); and at least three styles of musical notation. Anyone may use this collection by making an appointment with the Library Director. For details, see the DNAH page.
Swank Digital Campus
If you want to request a video to be made available via streaming, please fill out this form.
What can a subject librarian do for you? These are librarians with a particular expertise in their field of study - and yours. If you have in-depth questions or need to find specialized resources, these librarians have a lot of knowledge and experience to share.
OhioLINK not enough? Need to search the entire world? WorldCat is the place to go.
Click here for a complete listing of OSU's databases.
We have more than just Academic Search Complete to help you with your research needs. Above, you'll see a link that will take you to a complete list of your databases. These can be broad and inclusive, like Academic OneFile, or ultra subject specific, like 19th Century U.S. Newspapers or SocIndex, an entire database of social work resources.
Feel free to explore, and remember: Contact a librarian if you have any questions at all.
