Overview
Students, faculty and researchers are invited to learn and linger within Emory's integrated system of specialty libraries.
Total library collections include more than 3.1 million print and electronic volumes. The libraries also provide access to more than 55,000 e-journal titles. The discoverE and EUCLID databases integrate library records for immediate digital access.
Special collections in the Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library continue to grow. Among recent additions are the archives of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and noted writers Alice Walker and Salman Rushdie. MARBL collections have been enjoying record use.
General Libraries
The General Libraries house the main humanities, social science and science collections.
The Robert W. Woodruff Library serves the entire university, with assets including:
- Matheson Reading Room in the Asa Griggs Candler Library
- specialty libraries in business, chemistry, music and media, and math and science
- Learning Commons, including dozens of workstations, wi-fi, a laptop-lending service and user support
- Emory's Center for Interactive Teaching
The Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (MARBL) collections feature:
- rare books and distinctive manuscript holdings in English-language literature, African American history and culture, and the history of Atlanta and the South
- the Emory University Archives, documenting Emory University's history
Professional School Libraries
- Goizueta Business Library
- Health Sciences Center Library
- Hugh F. MacMillan Law Library
- Pitts Theology Library
Additional Libraries and Resources
Emory students may also use all libraries within the Atlanta Regional Consortium for Higher Education (ARCHE).
