Connect, discover, create. ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø’s two libraries provide vital print, media, and digital resources and services and support the collaborative learning central to liberal arts study.
Libraries
Case Library and Geyer Center for Information Technology
The five-story, 151,000-square-foot structure brings together the University’s print, media, and digital resources in an interactive, user-friendly facility. The collection includes approximately 818,000 print book/periodical volumes, nearly 880,000 e-books, and nearly 150,000 print and digital periodicals; maps, state and U.S. government documents, audio recordings, and 15,700 films.
George R. Cooley Science Library
Located in McGregory Hall, Cooley Science Library serves the natural sciences, mathematics, computer science, and psychology. It provides students with approximately 44,000 book volumes in the Library of Congress classifications of Science (Q) and Technology (T), print and digital journals, and study spaces, course reserves and personal research assistance.
