We’ve got plenty of great
books and databases in the Lewis Library, but we also have an extensive DVD
collection on the upper level.
In addition to DVDs that
support our curriculum (including documentaries, foreign films, and operas), we
have many popular feature films, including all eight Harry Potter movies and Hunger Games, and television series such
as Downton Abbey and Game of Thrones. Most of the feature films have call numbers
beginning DVD PN 1997, if you want to browse this area; they’re in alphabetical
order (more or less). The television
DVDs are mostly in the DVD PN 1992.5 to 1992.7 area.
All our DVDs are in the online
catalog, so you can look them up by title (or do an "Author" search
for directors or "Words or phrase" for actors). If the title is a common word that retrieves
books as well, you may want to restrict your search to DVDs by using the
"Location" pull-down menu:
You can check out our DVDs or
play them in the library. You can view
Blu-rays or DVDs in the Media Lounge (Lewis 309), watch DVDs or videocassettes
in room 311B (if you’re interested in VHS videocassettes, we still have a fair
number—ask at the reference desk for details), or check out a laptop and
headphones for in-library use.
If we don’t have a DVD you
think we should have, please leave a note in our "Suggestions" box
and we'll consider purchasing it.
**This post was authored by Arthur Robinson.
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