Library News & Events 
Open Access Publishing Fund We are excited to announce the re-opening of the OA Fund.
The current fund will be open on a first-time, first-serve basis until the funds are depleted. There are no plans at this time for ongoing funding. Please consult the criteria located on the Open Access Fund webpage before applying.
Complete the MI ExplOER Certification modules and receive a stipend! OU faculty who complete the online OER certificate course and schedule a follow-up meeting with the ACMI coordinator will receive a $100 stipend.
ACMI ebook purchasing program to support courses Do you assign non-traditional textbooks for your courses? Do you want to save your students money? The Affordable Course Materials Initiative (ACMI) offers an ebook-purchasing program for courses that require non-traditional textbooks. Review the criteria and submit an application for your course. Not sure if your course or textbook qualifies or if you have questions, contact Julia Rodriguez, ACMI Coordinator ~juliar@oakland.edu
(*Non-traditional textbooks are books required for courses that are not sold as part of bundled packages from large corporate publishers.)
OU's History through Photographs Enjoy new releases from the University Archives in our Historical Photographs digital collection, and help us identify people and events from OU's history.
Celebrating 60 years of Kresge Library Discover the rich history of Oakland University's library in this 6-minute video filled with historical photographs!
New Kresge Library history digital collection To celebrate the 60th anniversary of Kresge Library, the University Archives made available a digital collection of historical Kresge Library photographs. Please help us identify people, places, and events by submitting comments or tags!
24/7 Research Help now available! OU Libraries are partnering with other academic libraries in Michigan -- and across the world -- to offer OU students, faculty, and staff with 24/7 research help via chat! Access chat and ask a question on our Ask A Librarian webpage.
