The GSU Library buildings have reopened for the Spring 2021 semester as of January 4, 2021.
**You MUST have your PantherCard to enter the Library buildings.**
The Library North entrance/exit is currently closed due to construction. Please use the Library South entrance/exit.
Non-GSU visitors may only enter the library if they have been given specific permission and can prove that they need to use GSU library resources. Further information, including the GSU Library Access Request Form, is available here.
Access to books, A/V resources, and GIL Express/ILL materials is available through Express Pickup.
Click here for information on Express Pickup. This service is available to all GSU faculty/staff/students.
Special Collections & Archives is open as of August 24 to researchers by appointment only;
please contact them at archives@gsu.edu for assistance.
GIL Express and Interlibrary Loan for books are both available.
Saxby's Coffee is closed. There is no eating in the library.
All of our electronic resources remain open!
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And you can still get help!
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Thursday Iran election protest in Union Square in San Francisco
Steve Rhodes
photo available on Flickr.com
For all of the GSU Library's research guides, click here!
Reference Materials:
What's included?
Google Scholar can be an excellent way to locate scholarly resources. The search engine is Google, but limited to scholarly resources including:
Tips
If you are searching in Google Scholar on the Georgia State University campus, you'll see a link to a PDF or HTML copy of the item if the GSU Library provides access to it. If we do not have that item available, you can place an Interlibrary Loan for the item. (Click here to begin the Interlibrary Loan process).
If you are not on the GSU campus, you will be asked for your Campus ID and password to get access to an item held by GSU. For information on connecting to GSU's holdings from home through Google Scholar, click here!
Especially helpful!!: You may also see a link for an item that says "Cited by." Clicking on that link will show you items that have cited the item you are looking at. Those items may be of interest to you as well.