To check out items at NSU Libraries, the Information Desk is located on the 1st floor, north entrance of the John Vaughan Library. Information Desk contact phone number is 918-444-3235.
Loan Periods for check out items:
Number of items that can be checked out at one time:
Print Limits:
Students are provided a 100 page print limit in the library at the start of each semester. Any additional pages can be purchased at the Information Desk. For additional information about borrowing, renewals, returns, and services, check out the Circulation link below.
The Earth Memory Compass by Featured Title: The Earth Memory Compass: Dine Landscapes and Education in the Twentieth Century, written by Dr. Farina King, Associate Professor in the History Department and affiliate of the Cherokee and Indigenous Studies Department at Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
American Indian Contributions to the World by 
American Indian Sovereignty and Law by 
Characteristics of American Indians and Alaska Natives by Tribe and Language 2000 by 
The Columbia Guide to American Indian Literatures of the United States Since 1945 by 
Dictionary of Native American Mythology by 
Encyclopedia of American Indian Civil Rights by 
Encyclopedia of American Indian Wars by 
The Encyclopedia of Native American Religions by 
Encyclopedia of Native American Shamanism by 
A Guide to the Indian Tribes of the Pacific Northwest by 
Indian Tribes of Oklahoma by 
Native America in the Twentieth Century by 
Native American Almanac by 
The Native American Rights Movement by 
Native Americans and the Law by 
The Rights of Indians and Tribes by 
500 Years of Indigenous Resistance by 
Roots of Our Renewal by 
The State of Native America by 
Every Day Is a Good Day by 
The Hank Adams Reader by 
Indian Resilience and Rebuilding by 
The Occupation of Alcatraz Island by 
The Winona Laduke Chronicles by 
Indians Playing Indian by 
Indigenous Intellectuals by 
Plural Sovereignties and Contemporary Indigenous Literature by 
Rebuilding Native Nations by 
Recognition, Sovereignty Struggles, and Indigenous Rights in the United States by 
The Rights of Indians and Tribes by 
Race and the Cherokee Nation by 
Making Indian Law by 
Struggle for the Land by 
Voices of a Thousand People by 
