OHSU Library - RSS Feeds

What are RSS feeds?
RSS feeds are free updated content sent to your computer via the Internet (RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication). The feeds usually contain headlines, article summaries, and links to full articles.

To subscribe to RSS feeds, you need to use something called a news reader, or aggregator. The news reader you choose will have instructions for how to subscribe to RSS feeds.

There are dozens of news readers available, and many are offered free of charge. Some readers are available as desktop software that you download and install on your computer. Others are Web-based readers that you can access on the Internet. Both Google and Yahoo offer directories of news readers.

To subscribe to an RSS feed
To subscribe to an RSS feed, copy its address and follow the instructions for your RSS reader.

RSS FEEDS AVAILABLE FROM THE OHSU LIBRARY

Historical Notes from OHSU
A series of informal communications from OHSU Historical Collections & Archives.
http://ohsu-hca.blogspot.com/atom.xml

My Record Feeds
Have an RSS notice appear whenever you have requested materials arrive at the library or when you have materials due.
To access, log into patron record in the catalog, then click on My Record Feeds.

OHSU Print Journals Received Today
Receive a brief message listing all print journal issues received that day at the Main Library (Monday-Friday)
http://www.ohsu.edu/library/journals/jreceipts.cfm?loca=h

What's New at the OHSU Library
Stay on top of the latest developments and resources available through the OHSU Library.
http://email.ohsu.edu/users/ohsu/rssfeed_LibNews.xml