The mission of the Gonzaga Library is to provide students and faculty with accessible, relevant and inclusive information within a safe space to grow and flourish.
By adhering to the mission, the librarians are able to guide students as they acquire 21st century skills through library instruction and hands-on use of library resources. The librarians work closely with faculty from all disciplines to ensure that information literacy and basic research is integrated into the curriculum and classroom.
The library also plays an integral role in student life at Gonzaga. On a typical school day, one can find students and faculty collaborating on projects, engaged in quiet reading, borrowing textbooks, or just relaxing with friends. Board games and chess sets are always available, and the popular annual ping pong tournament has students and faculty vying for bragging rights.
Students, faculty, and staff: To access our online catalog and databases and to view other library resources, please log into Canvas and go to the Gonzaga Library Course.
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Collection
More than 20,000 books, ebooks, and reference volumes.
Numerous periodicals, magazines, and newspapers in print and online formats.
Online Resources
More than two dozen online databases, including:
American History Online Ancient and Medieval History Online World Religions Online Gale Literature Resource Center Biography InContext Congressional Digest Pro-Con database CQ Researcher Health Reference Center Historical Newspapers (New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post) ProQuest JSTOR
Librarians
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Ms. Shannen Milletary
Head Librarian
Ms. Emily Murray
Librarian
Library Hours
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Monday - Friday
7:30 AM to 4 PM
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