Libraries

Libraries

  • View of the main corridor of Baker Library

    Two cafés and comfortable chairs in the Baker-Berry Library help fuel study and contemplation. 

  • Studying in Sanborn Library

    The English Department's elegant Sanborn Library offers a tea service each weekday afternoon at 4 o’clock. For more than 70 years, the price has remained an unbeatable 10 cents.

Dig deeper. The extensive print and digital collections of Dartmouth’s libraries serve as vital extensions of the campus’s teaching and research facilities. With subject-specific guidance and support from Dartmouth's librarians, intellectual curiosity is rewarded here.

  • Baker-Berry Library

    At the heart of campus, Baker-Berry Library is home to the humanities and social sciences collections, classrooms, study and social spaces, several academic centers, a letterpress studio, and more. 

  • Rauner Special Collections Library

    Rauner’s collections—which are available for all to use—include more than 100,000 rare books, millions of manuscripts, and the extensive Dartmouth College Archives.

  • Biomedical Libraries

    Dana Biomedical Library and Matthews-Fuller Health Sciences Library support the disciplines of health and life sciences across campus and at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. 

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  • Feldberg Business & Engineering Library

    Offers support and resources for the students, faculty, and staff at two of Dartmouth's professional schools, the Tuck School of Business and Thayer School of Engineering.

  • Paddock Music Library

    Located in the Hopkins Center for the Arts, Paddock houses music-related collections, including musical scores, sound and video recordings, and journals.

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  • Jones Media Center

    Borrow a digital camera for a project, borrow a favorite film, take a video-editing class, and more—all at Jones Media Center.

  • Sherman Art Library

    Sherman supports the departments of art history and studio art and the Hood Museum of Art with print and digital resources, including an image database and a special collection of rare items.

  • Kresge Physical Sciences Library

    Primary resource for the physical sciences including earth sciences, environmental studies, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, and physics and astronomy.

  • Evans Map Room

    More than 189,000 sheet maps, the latest mapping software, and an extensive collection of atlases, books, journals, globes, and photos support disciplines from geography to linguistics.

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