New Library Copiers Scan to your USB Drive.

Quick Start: How to Scan-to-USB Drive:

1. Insert USB drive into copier.

2. Document face-down on upper left corner of glass.

3. Touch-screen button: SCAN

4. Touch-screen button (lower left of screen): SEND FILE TYPE / NAME

5. Choose unique title for saving document to USB.

6. START button to scan. Continue placing pages on glass as prompted.

7. Press # to finish and save document to USB.

8. WAIT to remove USB until document saving is complete.


For more information, check out our LibAnswers entry on scanning in Sawyer Library.

"New Books" Display

Here is an alphabetical list of the titles currently in the New Book display. Click the hyperlink to see if the item is available, or already checked-out. Please be assured that the books in the display case are not the actual books!

America's public lands : from Yellowstone to Smokey Bear and beyond | Randall K. Wilson

Ask the beasts : Darwin and the god of love | Elizabeth A. Johnson

Bees : a natural history | Christopher O'Toole; featuring photographs by Edward Ross

Beowulf : a Translation and Commentary : Together with Sellic Spell | by J.R.R. Tolkien ; edited by 

Christopher Tolkien

Between flesh and steel : a history of military medicine from the Middle Ages to the war in Afghanistan | Richard A. Gabriel

Between Pagan and Christian | Christopher P. Jones

The billionaire's apprentice : the rise of the Indian-American elite and the fall of the Galleon hedge fund | Anita Raghavan

Biosociology : bridging the biology-sociology divide | Anthony Walsh

Boston : a visual history | Jonathan M. Beagle, Ph.D

The bright continent : breaking rules and making change in modern Africa | Dayo Olopade

Collective genius : the art and practice of leading innovation | Linda A. Hill, Greg Brandeau, Emily Truelove, Kent Lineback

Congo : the epic history of a people | David van Reybrouck ; translated from the Dutch by Sam Garrett

Cubed : a secret history of the workplace | Nikil Saval

Dead end : suburban sprawl and the rebirth of American urbanism | Benjamin Ross

Degrees of inequality : how the politics of higher education sabotaged the American dream | Suzanne Mettler

The divide : American injustice in the age of the wealth gap | Matt Taibbi ; illustrations by Molly Crabapple

The economics of conflict : theory and empirical evidence | edited by Karl Wärneryd

The edge of the precipice : why read literature in the digital age? | edited by Paul Socken

Fish can't see water : how national culture can make or break your corporate strategy | Kai Hammerich and Richard D. Lewis

GPS declassified : from smart bombs to smartphones | Richard D. Easton and Eric F. Frazier ; foreword by Rick W. Sturdevant

Gruesome spectacles : botched executions and America's death penalty | Austin Sarat

Histories of victimhood | edited by Steffen Jensen and Henrik Ronsbo

Hoover's secret war against Axis spies : FBI counterespionage during World War II | Raymond J. Batvinis

Human capitalism : how economic growth has made us smarter-and more unequal | Brink Lindsey

The impacts of lasting occupation : lessons from Israeli society | edited by Daniel Bar-Tal and Izhak Schnell

The improbability principle : why coincidences, miracles, and rare events happen every day | David J. Hand

The invention of news : how the world came to know about itself | Andrew Pettegree

The last alchemist in Paris : & other curious tales from chemistry | Lars Öhrström

Malthus : the life and legacies of an untimely prophet | Robert J. Mayhew

Marching masters : slavery, race, and the Confederate army during the Civil War | Colin Edward Woodward

Missing microbes : how the overuse of antibiotics is fueling our modern plagues | Martin J. Blaser, MD

The power of inaction : bank bailouts in comparison / Cornelia Woll

Pirate politics : the new information policy contests | Patrick Burkart

Queen Anne : the politics of passion | Anne Somerset

Rebuilding the brand : how Harley-Davidson became king of the road | Clyde Fessler

Richard Wagner : a life in music | Martin Geck ; translated by Stewart Spencer

The roots of cognitive neuroscience : behavioral neurology and neuropsychology | edited by Anjan Chatterjee and H. Branch Coslett

Routes of power : energy and modern America | Christopher F. Jones

Securing the West : politics, public lands, and the fate of the old republic, 1785-1850 | John R. Van Atta

Selma to Saigon : the civil rights movement and the Vietnam War | Daniel S. Lucks

The Senate syndrome : the evolution of procedural warfare in the modern U.S. Senate | Steven S. Smith

The soft edge : where great companies find lasting success | Rich Karlgaard ; foreword by Tom Peters ; afterword by Clayton M. Christensen

Titian | edited by Giovanni Carlo Federico Villa

Virtual ascendance : video games and the remaking of reality | Devin C. Griffiths

War and gold : a 500-year history of empires, adventures, and debt | Kwasi Kwarteng

The watchdog that didn't bark : the financial crisis and the disappearance of investigative reporting | Dean Starkman

What is chemistry? | Peter Atkins

Why hell stinks of sulfur : mythology and geology of the underworld | Salomon Kroonenberg ; translated by Andy Brown

A working people : a history of African American workers since emancipation | Steven A. Reich

Worthless, impossible, and stupid : how contrarian entrepreneurs create and capture extraordinary value | Daniel Isenberg with Karen Dillon

The zero carbon car : green technology and the automotive industry | Brian Long

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July 4th Holiday Weekend Hours

Thursday July 3rd: The library will CLOSE at 4:00 p.m. (The University closes at 2:00 p.m.)

Friday July 4th: CLOSED

Saturday July 5th: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Sunday July 6th: CLOSED