We’ve received a lot of questions about renewing OhioLINK books this week. You can renew your OhioLINK books online, up to four times, as long as another user has not requested the item. Renewals can be made within seven days of the book’s due date. Here’s how:
1. Log on to your library record/account from the OSU library’s Web site.
2. Click on # items currently checked out.
3. Select the items you want to renew.
4. Click on “renew selected items.”
CDs, DVDs and videos requested through OhioLINK may not be renewed.
Find answers to more frequently asked questions about OhioLINK online borrowing, including a video tutorial, here. Please contact your library if you have questions about renewing OhioLINK items.
Related FAQs:
FAQs: How Do I Borrow Books From OhioLINK?
FAQs: Where is that OhioLINK book?
Written by Candi Clevenger
April 2nd, 2009
To reduce costs, the University Libraries deliver all library notices via e-mail to the OSU e-mail account of OSU students, faculty and staff. Mail coming into OSU e-mail accounts can be set to forward mail to a non-OSU e-mail address; instructions are available from The University Office of Information Technology.
Library users may also view their OSCAR records online at library.ohio-state.edu to learn the status of their checkouts and hold requests.
August 11th, 2006
In July 2002, the University Libraries increased the lost book charges and fines inoder to better serve library users. These charges are assessed to encourage the return of library materials so they will be available for other library users.
| Overdue fines: |
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| Recalled for another library user |
$10 per day to a maximum of $100 |
| 2 Hour Reserves |
$2 first hour; $5 per hour thereafter to a maximum of $102 |
| 1 Week Reserves |
$5 first day; $10 per day thereafter to a maximum of $105 |
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Lost book charges: |
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| Lost books |
$140 ($90 replacement, $40 processing charge, $10 non-refundable
billing fee) |
| Lost journal volumes |
$170 ($120 replacement, $40 processing charge, $10 non-refundable
billing fee) |
August 10th, 2006
