Library Collections
Physical items in the George Fox Library are organzized into distinct groups called collections. Materials within each collection are organized by Library of Congress call number.
With the exception of a small reference collection at the Portland Center, all physical items are located in the Murdock Library in Newberg.
Current Periodicals
Latest issues of several popular journals; intended for casual reading.
First floor by the fireplace
Wired, Kiplingers, Sports Illustrated, The Economist, Consumer Reports, Harpers, and more.
Audio CDs
Includes audiobooks, musicals, symphonies, and more.
Upstairs at the end of the Main Stacks (after "Z" in the book collection)
DVDs
A wide variety of movies, documentaries, lectures, therapy sessions, and more. Includes all of the American Film Institute's Top 100 Films.
Upstairs at the end of the Main Stacks (after "Z" in the book collection)
Dissertations
Printed dissertations by graduates of George Fox doctoral programs. View electronic theses and dissertations in the Digital Commons.
Upstairs at the end of the Main Stacks (after "Z" in the book collection)
Herbert Hoover
Books about the university's most famous alumnus.
Special Collections Room (upstairs); see alsoDigital Commons: Hoover
Peace
Books from divers viewpoints on this Quaker distictive.
Special Collections room (upstairs)
Quaker
One of the largest collections of Quaker publications in the known universe.
Special Collections room
Zines
Small-circulation, self-published periodicals on a wide variety of topics including: Pacific NW regional history, social movements, literature, art and design, Christianity, faith, and religious thought.
Special Collections Room
