A Place for the Pursuit of Truth
The Aquinas College Library supports the intellectual mission of the College by providing resources, research assistance, and study spaces that foster learning, inquiry, and the pursuit of Truth. Inspired by the example of St. Thomas Aquinas and rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition, the Library serves students, faculty, seminarians, religious sisters, and lifelong learners as they grow in wisdom and knowledge.
Library
Library at a Glance
- More than 200,000 resources
- Access to 160 research databases
- Over 18,000 full-text periodicals
- More than 30,000 open-access journals
- Interlibrary loan through the OCLC network
- Individual and group study spaces
- Special collections and archives
Special Collections
The Aquinas College Library preserves unique resources that support scholarship and the history of the Church, including:
- Monsignor Flanigen Archive
- Denman Collection of Bosley Genealogy
- Sister Aloysius Mackin Papers
- Rare Books Collection
Regular Academic Year Hours
Monday – Friday, 8am-4pm
Supporting the Mission of Aquinas College
The Library serves the mission of Aquinas College by supporting academic excellence, fostering intellectual formation, and preserving the rich heritage of the Catholic and Dominican traditions. Through its collections and services, the Library helps form teachers, seminarians, religious sisters, catechists, and lay faithful for lives of study, service, and evangelization.
