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Forsyth Library Website

A Guided Tour

www.fhsu.edu

www.fhsu.edu/library

Library

Hours &

Events

Menu Quick Links

Online ChatSearch for articles, books and more

Social

Media

You can use the search box in the center column to search for articles and more,

across many of the library’s databases and other collections

You can filter your results using the Show Only and Refine My Results limits on the results page…

or by changing the scope of your search.

The Digital Archives Collection

contains items digitized by

Forsyth Library staff, including

FHSU theses, historical

photographs, Reveilles, Sternberg

& KS Cosmosphere materials,

and more.

Search Books and More to find

print books, e-books, and print &

electronic journal titles

Select the Articles option to

search several databases at

once for journal, magazines,

and/or newspaper articles.

Note: Not all databases are

included in this search.

Use the links in the center

column to find or borrow

resources, get help, and

find out more about

Forsyth Library.

Find: Articles & Databases

A general database like

Academic Search Premier is a good place to start for

many topics.

Forsyth Library provides over one hundred

databases containing journal, magazine and

newspaper articles, videos, e-books, and other

sources not freely available online.

Use the links on this page to search a database

directly rather than searching multiple databases

via the main search box.

Find: Books and eBooks

Find print & e-books by selecting

Books & More in our Online Catalog, or search

one of our e-book databases:

Reference e-books on

a wide range of topics

Nonfiction e-books in the humanities and social sciences

Fiction & nonfiction e-books

History &

Science e-books

Find: Places to Study

Are you working on a group project or just need a quiet

place to study? Reserve a study room!

Room 012 Room 016 Room 132 Room 142

Find: FHSU Unique Collections

Digital Collections contains FHSU theses, historical

photographs, Reveille yearbooks, Sternberg & KS

Cosmosphere materials, and more.

Special Collections include the histories of Kansas and

the Great Plains, the Volga-Germans & FHSU; a military

history collection & a small genealogy section.

The University Archives serve as a repository for

historical documents pertaining to FHSU.

The Center for Ethnic Studies focuses on the heritage of

this area and contains a variety of items. It is available to

patrons Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm

Get Help: Ask a Librarian Chat

Use the Ask a Librarian link or button

to chat with a librarian. If we aren’t

online, you can send us a message or

browse our User Q & A.

Get Help: User Q & A

Browse our FAQs, or type your

question in the search box and

related answers will come up, if it

has been asked before. If not, you

can send us your question.

You can also make an

appointment with a librarian for a

personalized help session or

contact us by phone or e-mail.

Get Help: Research Guides & How-To Tutorials

Forsyth Librarians have created online

guides to researching a wide range of

subjects.

Each guide lists the best databases for

finding articles on the topic, relevant

books and websites, how to cite and

evaluate sources, help with requesting

materials from other libraries, tutorials

and more.

Borrow Resources: Borrowing Books & Media/Paying Fines

• Borrowing policies

• How to renew items

• Library Cards

• Fines for overdue items

Image by Erin Kelly https://www.flickr.com/photos/ekelly89/7030239035

Borrow Resources: Equipment Checkout

Did you know you can checkout equipment from the

library? All equipment is available FREE to students

with a Tiger Card for a 3-day loan period.

See website for details.

• MacBooks

• Windows Laptops

• iPads

• Digital Cameras

• Tripods

• Camcorders

• LCD Projectors

Questions about Interlibrary Loan? Call 785-628-5837 or email [email protected]

Borrow Resources: Interlibrary Loan

Find Resources: Government Documents

Services: Learning Commons, Writing Center, MakerSpace

Questions? Contact us. We’ll be glad to help!