Wherever you go at OSU, you find people working on challenging problems, and trying to make the world around us smarter, healthier, more sustainable and more just. At the Oregon State University Libraries and Press, we are driven to create services and spaces that help students, faculty and staff — across all of OSU’s units and colleges — achieve these goals. At OSULP, we believe that our contributions are rooted in the relationships we build. As a library and press, we occupy a unique place in the university, one that allows us to reach across disciplinary boundaries and organizational structures.
OSULP includes the Valley Library in Corvallis, routinely selected by students as the Best Place to Study on Campus, and the Guin Library, the intellectual heart of the Hatfield Marine Science Center campus in Newport. The Special Collections and Archives Research Center houses rare and unique materials, including notable collections in the history of science and technology, cultural and ethnic groups in Oregon, Northwest hops and brewing, natural resources and university history. And our award winning University Press has been publishing exceptional books about the Pacific Northwest since 1961.