North Eugene High School

The library is a welcoming, inclusive space where Highlanders read, research, create, connect, and grow. We support every student in becoming a curious learner, thoughtful information user, and engaged community member—prepared not only for academic success, but for meaningful participation in college, career, and life.

Find stories, perspectives, and ideas that spark curiosity, connection, and a love of reading.

Explore our catalog to discover books, check availability, and find your next great read.
Explore the latest additions to our collection—fresh titles, new voices, and great reads waiting to be discovered.
Suggest a book for our library—your recommendations help shape what we read next.
Access eBooks and audiobooks from your phone or laptop—anytime, anywhere. Sign in to explore our district’s digital collection and connect to Eugene Public Library with your library card to get access to the most books.

Turn curiosity into understanding through thoughtful, informed exploration.

Get support for every step of the research process with Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)—from finding sources to building ideas to citing your work.
Explore trusted, student-friendly articles, images, and research tools—reliable information to build your understanding.
Access credible articles, journals, and primary sources—powerful tools for deeper research and inquiry.
Explore academic journals, books, and primary sources—tools for deeper, college-level research.

Free access to books, databases, and trusted news—anytime, anywhere.

Access The New York Times for free on school WiFi—trusted reporting, in-depth stories, and current events.
Access The Atlantic for free on school WiFi—thoughtful journalism, analysis, and cultural insight.
Stay informed about local news—4J students can sign up for a free Lookout Eugene account.
All 4J students have a free Eugene Public Library card—borrow books, access eBooks and audiobooks, and explore a wide range of online resources.

If you are returning to NEHS in the fall and would like to check books out over the summer, stop by the library and talk to Ms. Taylor!

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