Libraries
With quiet study spaces, group meeting rooms, wireless access, 24/7 assistance and over 4 million books, journals and other items, Syracuse University Libraries supports research and scholarship throughout campus and beyond.
- Carnegie Library provides a beautiful, historic reading room for quiet study. Team rooms and a computer and printer room are also available.
- Bird Library provides collections, resources, spaces and experts to support academic success. From open, collaborative work areas to reservable and private rooms to wellness spaces, there’s a place for every learning style or preference. Bird Library houses study materials for humanities, social sciences, audiovisual resources, government publications, maps, the Miron Learning Commons, the Mower Faculty Commons, BlackStone Launchpad for entrepreneurialism, special collections and archives (see below), and library administration.
- King + King Architecture Library houses architecture course reserves, current periodical titles and reference works.
- Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library reflects the African American studies curriculum, while illuminating Black lives, histories, and cultural practices the focus of systematic academic inquiry.
- College of Law Library has study materials for the educational and research needs of the Syracuse University College of Law, the University and the community at large.
Visitors will find more than just books and journals at our libraries. Libraries’ staff are available to help you find, evaluate and use information. Resources such as assistive technology, research guides, public workstations, loaner technology, printers and copiers are also available to help support success at Syracuse University.
