UO Portland Library and Learning Commons

70 NW Couch St
Portland OR 97209
T: 503-412-3671
F: 503-412-3670
pdxlib@uoregon.edu

Find us in the beautifully renovated White Stag Block in the historic Old Town neighborhood of Portland, OR.

We integrate learning spaces, collections, reference and consulting services, and technology access to support all of the UO's academic, research, and community outreach programs in Portland.

The Library and Learning Commons fosters collaboration and community among students and faculty, with our main campus in Eugene, and with our partner institutions in the Orbis Cascade Alliance.

NEWS & NOTES:

Our next big event: Words Worth Paying For? Join us for a discussion of the future of publishing in the electronic age. Panelists Katherine Dunn, author of Geek Love; Dennis Stovall, director of publishing and publisher of Ooligan Press at PSU; and Vailey Oehlke, director of Multnomah County Libraries, will talk with Al Stavitsky of the UO's School of Journalism and Communication. All are welcome!

We're on Facebook! Become a fan of the UO Portland Library and Learning Commons on Facebook and keep abreast of what's new in our collections, hours, services, and programs.

We've added a new collection of architectural plans and drawings, which you can visit and use in our library. The collection includes diazotypes and blueprints of local landmarks such as the Portland Building, Timberline Lodge, the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, and others.

Dozens of DVDs are available for check-out by UO students and faculty. Titles include everything from the Director's Label series, to animation including The Ren and Stimpy Show and documentaries such as Sketches of Frank Gehry.

Take a look at our White Stag Reads recommended reading lists!

Our ten most recent blog items appear below. To see more items, click "Read More..." at the bottom of this list.

Maintained by: Karen Munro, kmunro@uoregon.edu
Last Modified: 11/04/2009