The 48,000-square-foot Arnold Bernhard Library on our Mount Carmel Campus features a sprawling, contemporary design. It's the place where both undergraduate and graduate students come to study, collaborate on group projects and conduct research.

Access the library’s array of electronic resources — including 153 databases and 117,000 journals — with your laptop or use one of our more than 60 public computers. When you need help, a knowledgeable librarian is available in person and through email and chat.

You will want to relax in one of our comfortable leather chairs and enjoy views of Sleeping Giant State Park and our scenic campus. And you can explore an assortment of art and literature related to Ireland’s Great Famine of the 19th century in the Lender Family Special Collection Room.

The Edward and Barbara Netter Library on our North Haven Campus mainly serves our medical, nursing and health sciences students, but is open to the entire Quinnipiac community. It includes remote access to the library’s digital resources. Comfortable chairs and ottomans line the windows that offer views of our scenic North Haven Campus. The library support staff is eager to help, with our highly trained, health information librarians available for one-on-one research assistance, library classes and tutorials.

The Lynne L. Pantalena Law Library features an attractive, 3-story atrium and offers law students and faculty access to a wide range of resources and technology. The library includes space for collaborative work, reading rooms and the Library Commons — a dedicated space for law students and professional groups. Our expert librarians are here to guide students through maximizing our research tools and resources, from current volumes and databases to the extensive interlibrary loan network.

Learn more about the Lynne L. Pantalena Law Library