An exhibit on the Newark Earthworks and the ancient mounds of Ohio will be on display all of Spring quarter in Ohio State University's Thompson Library in Columbus. Warner Library and the Newark Earthworks Center is proud to have collaborated for this project.

Thanks to William F. Romain, Timothy Black, and John Hancock for their content contributions.

February 2011

Diversity Through  Artistry

Reception for 3rd graders
John L. and Christine Warner Library
Constance Corkwell Baldwin Fireside Lounge

Wednesday, Feb 29,  6:30-7:30PM

Join Legend Elementary, 3rd grade students (and their families) for diversity artwork presentations

Artwork display in Warner Library,
Feb 27-Mar 1

Check out the article and slide show about the event in the Newark Advocate.

December 2011

October 2011

Now Available at Warner Library

ProQuest Ancestry Library Edition delivers billions of records in census data, vital records, directories, photos, and more, contained in over 7,000 databases.  Ancestry Library Edition will be restricted to on-site library access  (no remote access).

September 2011

Warner Library proves to be a popular destination at the start of Autumn classes.

August 2011

August 19, 2011- Newark, OH- Members of the community are invited to participate in the first Annual Community Book Club, hosted by The Ohio State University at Newark and made possible through the generosity of Russell G. and Melissa Warner Bow. The endowed fund supports the purchase of a set amount of books as well as an annual reception.

Club members will meet to discuss the book, “Outcasts United,” by Warren St. John, at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 28, in the John L. and Christine Warner Library and  Student Center.

Christine D. Warner, associate professor of education, will facilitate the discussion. “Outcasts United” is also the book being read by new students in OSU’s FYE (First Year Experience) program, making this a shared-book experience, community-wide.

Complimentary copies of the book will be available to the first 40 participants. Individuals should contact the development office to reserve a book as well as their place in the discussion. See below for contact information. 

“Outcasts United” is the story of a refugee soccer team, a remarkable woman coach and a small southern town turned upside down by the process of refugee resettlement. To learn more about the book visit http://outcastsunited.com. 

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OhioLINK announces the launch of the OhioLINK Music Center (OMC), http://music.ohiolink.edu/, featuring more than 78,000 tracks and 21,000 works from the Naxos Music Library. Users can search for and listen to tracks in six genres -- Chinese music, classical music, opera, jazz, spoken word and world music -- with works from many well-known composers, including Bach, Handel, Beethoven, Chopin, Strauss, Copeland, and Ellington.

Access to the music files is restricted to the students, faculty and staff of OhioLINK member institutions, and off-campus access is available. Flash player is required. Catalog records for the albums should be available in the central catalog in the next few weeks.

For assistance gaining access to, or using the OhioLINK Music Center, please contact your OhioLINK library http://www.ohiolink.edu/members-info/

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Mango Language Learning Center is now available through OhioLink

Mango is an online language-learning system that can help you learn languages like Spanish, French, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Mandarin Chinese, Greek, Italian, Russian and more. It also offers English language lessons if English is not your first language. The system is divided into modules that have clear goals related to conversation and pronunciation. It uses a variety of teaching methods including flashcards, repetition, and cultural notes. It also contains a translation feature.

May 2011

Will McElhaney, Reference and Instruction Librarian at the Central Ohio Technical College and The Ohio State University at Newark, retired May 31st with 14 years of service at the Newark Campus.  Previously, Will worked at Mercy College in both White Plains, NY and Yonkers.  He also worked at the University of Bridgeport and Jackson City Library in Jackson, Ohio.