John A. Logan Library

Records, photographs, artifacts, and other items of historical value to RHIT have been collected and preserved. Many items can be viewed online.

Ask-a-Librarian provides RHIT students, faculty and staff with virtual reference services through live chat and text messaging whenever the library is open.

RHIT students, employees, and retirees may borrow Logan Library materials (books, movies, standards, etc.) by visiting the library’s circulation desk. We also have reciprocal borrowing agreements with ISU and SMWC. All RHIT students may obtain a Vigo County Public Library Card for free.

Learn how to track your sources and give credit where it is due. (Plagiarism, Style Guides, Bibliographic Management Software)

RHIT students and employees may obtain library support to help answer fair use and rights questions.

RHIT faculty can request for items to be placed on course reserves. RHIT students can borrow these items for use in the library.

Online modules to help RHIT students learn about library research, standards, patents, and the IEEE citation style.

Customized library instruction sessions for RHIT students on a variety of topics to support information literacy specific to disciplines.

Contact library to schedule session.

RHIT students and employees may request access to library materials from other academic and public libraries in the U.S.

RHIT students and employees may search, browse, find, and use information from the library catalog and over 130 databases containing books, journals, standards, etc.

Increasing awareness of RHIT’s textbook affordability movement and promoting adoption of Open Educational Resources.

RHIT students can use the printers, scanners and photocopier on the main and upper level of the library for free for RHIT educational purposes.

Customized help with library and research questions for RHIT students and employees. Help for finding journal articles, books, and standards.

Contact the library for customized help with library and research questions.

Subject-specific resource guides to help RHIT students locate needed information.

A Digital Commons open access repository containing a wide range of Rose-Hulman research and scholarly output.

Library study spaces, reservable study rooms, and reservable conference room are available on a first-come-first-served basis. Room reservations are available for rooms that seat two to 12 students.