End of Semester Reminders
1. How to access electronic resources from home
Access via the college's VPN
To access the library's online ebooks, journal articles, newspapers and more you will need to be connected to the college's VPN (virtual private network).
What is it a VPN and why do I need to connect to it?
This allows you to access all of the library's over 100 databases seamlessly without the need to sign in separately with a username/password for each database. The VPN automatically authenticates that you are a GCC student and gives you access. The college uses the Global Protect VPN.
How do I download it?
You can download the Global Protect VPN using the instructions below. If you have problems with installing the VPN or questions about entering your GCC username/password the Technological Learning Center (TLC) can be reached by phone: 724-458-2255 or by email at helpdesk@gcc.edu
2. Checking Out Books for Finals & Over Break
You can check out books to take home with you for finals and over break. As it gets closer to break more information will be available. If you have any questions you can email us or see a librarian when visiting the library.
3. Need Some Help Using our Online Resources?
Buhl librarians will be here to help you while you're away from campus! If you have a question, here's how you can reach out to us.
Call 724-264-4729 | Regular Semester Hours |
Email refdesk@gcc.edu | |
1-on-1 Research Appointments by phone or Teams Chat | Request Appointment |
We also have a webpage dedicated to all of our online resources. You'll find tutorials on how to use EBSCO Discovery, using our eBook collection, finding journal articles, newspapers, citing your sources and more. Check out our Online Learning guide.
Featured Collection
The Reference Shelf Series
Each 200-page volume provides comprehensive, balanced coverage of an issue of importance in modern society. Each volume contains 35-45 notable documents and articles (complete or abstracted) from highly respected periodicals and media outlets. In addition, the Preface introduces the reader to the topic and 5-6 chapters within the text provide readers with thoughtful guidance on how to approach a particular aspect of the topic. Each chapter’s introductory material provides guidance and guarantees success in using these carefully-selected materials. A bibliography, index and important websites enhance further research.
Meet your Library Staff
Each month we will feature a Q&A with a Buhl permanent staff member or student from the library.
Senior Student Worker Spotlight
Meet Caroline Kaucher!
What is your major? French
Do you have any post-graduation plans? I will be starting a Construction Engineering job in the DC area this December.
What is one of your favorite books and why? I just read The Color Purple by Alice Walker this past summer and it quickly became one of my favorite books. I really appreciate how Walker, from the style of writing to the characters themselves, wrote a "real" story that was up-front, in your face, and there was nothing to hide. She presents the readers with an honest portrayal of people, showing the good and the bad, but also allowing for some form of redemption for each character.
How has the library helped you during your time here at Grove City College? Working at Henry has been one of the biggest blessings at Grove City College. The people here, librarians and fellow student workers, are unbeatable and I wouldn't trade my time with them for the world. The kindness and just general care to get to know one another is something I appreciate most about this library. After graduation, I will definitely be missing all my chats with the librarians during shifts.
Buhl Library staff wish to sincerely thank Caroline for all of her hard work over the past few years while working at the library. She has been a wonderful asset to the library assisting patrons, library staff and fellow student workers with kindness, a helpful attitude, and a great sense of humor. Caroline, we wish you all the best on your next adventure! It has been a joy working beside you. Thank you for all that you do.
Library Resources We're Thankful For
Blast from the Past Photo Collection
What's New?
PLEASE NOTE: Our New Book Display has been temporarily removed and the books have been moved into our general collection. You can still browse the newest books and featured collections from the library online on the landing page for our online catalog, HENRY.
Click on the book titles for book descriptions.
What's New?
What's New?
Click on the book titles for descriptions and to access the eBook
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage Month recognizes the significant contributions the first Americans made to the establishment and growth of the U.S. Pictured above is 2019 Poet Laureate of the United States Joy Harjo, She is the first Native American to serve as poet laureate and is a member of the Muscogee Creek Nation. We have several collections of her poems and interviews listed below. You can also learn more about Native American Heritage Month here.
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