Libraries
The Emory library system comprises the Robert W. Woodruff Library and eight specialty libraries, and makes its remarkable assets available to the university community and the general public:
- Print and electronic volumes: More than 3.7 million
- E-journal titles: More than 56,000
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| Woodruff | The Robert W. Woodruff Library serves the university and houses the main humanities, social science and science collections. Special facilities include the Schatten Gallery, the computer-rich Learning Commons and the Matheson Reading Room in the historic Asa Griggs Candler Library. | |
| Business | The Goizueta Business Library accesses information needed to support the rigorous demands of a top-tier business school. | |
| Chemistry | The James S. Guy Chemistry Library offers materials and services to those studying chemistry as well as study space with an ultra-modern vibe. | |
| Health Sciences | The Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library offers services, policies and other information that support the teaching, research and patient care. | |
| Law | The Hugh F. MacMillan Law Library holds over 400,000 volumes and more than 4,000 serials subscriptions. | |
| MARBL | The Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (MARBL) houses a renowned collection that spans more than 800 years of human history. | |
| Music and Media | The Marian K. Heilbrun Music and Media Library provides visual, sound, print and e-resources. | |
| Oxford College | The Oxford College Library serves Oxford faculty, students and staff and is home of the Early Emory College Class Photograph Project. | |
| Theology | The Pitts Theology Library holdings include more than 980 publications by Martin Luther, part of the Richard C. Kessler Reformation Collection. | |
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