Course Reserves
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Welcome to Course Reserves
Course reserves are library materials that faculty request to be set aside for use in certain courses during a particular semester. Course reserves may consist of electronic (online) materials, print (hard copy) materials, or a combination of the two.
- Print materials on reserve are accessible to students studying in Boston (Snell Library), Oakland (F. W. Olin Library), and New York City (Shanahan Library).
- Electronic reserves, or e-reserves may consist of e-books, articles, streaming media, databases, document uploads, or other online course materials. Instructors may provide access to them on Canvas or another learning platform, or they may be available through the library's licensed collection.
For Faculty/Instructors
- Boston, Oakland, and Global Campus instructors: to place items on Reserve, visit Course Reserves: Information For Faculty or view Leganto Requesting for Faculty.
- New York City (T.J. Shanahan Library): to place items on reserve, please see more information at Course Reserves at T.J. Shanahan.
For Students
- Find course reserves: to find/access items on reserve for your classes, visit Course Reserves: Information for Students.
Copyright
Library staff accept print course reserve materials in compliance with U.S. Copyright Law and the provisions of fair use. Learn more about fair use here.
Course Reserve service supports the teaching activities of Northeastern University. The Northeastern University Library exercises the right to determine conditions of use and to refuse materials for reserve for legal or other reasons.