Located in southwestern Ohio, Oxford is a classic college town with easy access by car to Cincinnati and Dayton. Through OhioLink and interlibrary loan students have borrowing access to more than 40 academic libraries in the Midwest and to major research collections around the world. The library maintains special document collections for the US government, the European Union, and the United Nations, as well as primary collections like the 18th century Short Title Catalogue and the American Periodical Series. Masters candidates may work in the University's Special Collections in subjects like 19th century children's literature, and the history of the Old Northwest Territory. The University's own archives begin with its founding in 1809.
Technological innovation is a library priority.
The staff offers regular training in the uses of information technology. Students have complete internet access. Adequate housing is available in Oxford for the academic year, as long as the necessary arrangements are made by early summer. Board is also available. These charges are subject to change.