What You Need to Know:

• The entire 2nd floor is reserved for silent study.
• You will find circulating books here with call numbers A-K.
• If you ever need help locating a book on the shelf, call the Reference Center (216) 687- 5300.

What You Need to Know:

• Special Collections is a research facility containing collections covering topics within the field of Cleveland history and a few that cover non-Cleveland topics.
• The repository for the Cleveland Press Archives and the Cleveland Union Terminal Collection, Special Collections is open to the CSU community as well as to scholars and visitors from around the world.
• The Cleveland Memory Project is an online showcase for Special Collections.

What You Need to Know:

• The University Archives is where the University stores all of its records, publications, audio-visual materials, and artifacts pertinent to CSU history and development.
• The University Archivist provides online access to the minutes of the University Board of Trustees, Faculty Senate, and Graduate Council meetings.

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What You Need to Know:

• The Microforms Collection includes recent editions of newspapers and other titles including ERIC Documents that are available in microfilm or microfiche format.
• Mircofilm for local newspapers, such as the Plain Dealer and the Press, along with other local history microforms can be found nearby in Special Collections (RT 321).
• The area also includes microfilm and microfiche reader/printers as well as digital microfilm scanners that allow saving pages to a disc or USB storage device to print later.

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What You Need to Know:

• The circulating books on the third floor include books on education, music, and fine arts (call numbers L-N), as well as the "oversized books" with call numbers beginning with XX.
• Learn more about book locations by call number or how to read a call number.
• If you ever need help locating a book on the shelf, call the Reference Center (216) 687- 5300.

What You Need to Know:

• This state-of-the-art film and video Viewing Room in RT 325 seats up to 24 people.
• Classes as well as other University groups can be scheduled to use the room where they can view programs in cinema-like surroundings.
• For more information contact Multimedia Services at (216) 687-9337.

What You Need to Know:

• The Curriculum Materials collection, inside Multimedia services (RT 301), includes juvenile books, curriculum guides, a-v, puppets, flash cards, kits, and other resources for K-12 teaching and teacher education.
• The entire collection is searchable through the Scholar Online catalog.
• The area includes a convenient meeting/study area with tables, chairs and outlets for laptops.

What You Need to Know:

• Multimedia Services is where you go to watch video or listen to audio materials for a class, practice your presentation skills, review foreign language materials, receive instruction in the Writer's Lab, or create multimedia to enhance your class projects.
• Staff will help you check out materials (including media course reserves and digital recording equipment), schedule the Presentation Practice Room and scan materials in the Multimedia Computer Lab.