The Stanford University Libraries (SUL) is more than a cluster of libraries; it connects people with information by providing diverse resources and services to the academic community.
SUL includes more than 20 individual libraries across campus, each with a world-class collection of books, journals, films, maps, databases, and more. Subject Librarians are available for individual consultation, group classes, and special workshops.
SUL develops and maintains a broad array of information resources, including SearchWorks, article and indexing databases, e-journal subscriptions, and specialized collections crossing subjects, formats, and genres. SUL also provides computing resources, including public computers, digital scanning and editing equipment, support for multi-media projects, geospatial software support, and social science data and software services and support.
Hours & locations
Hours, maps, and contact information for all Stanford Libraries.
People
Meet our leaders and our Subject Librarians.
Contacts
Find the right contact for everything from copier problems to preservation.
Tours
Tours are offered year-round, with special orientation tours each academic year.
News
Follow current library news, including staff news.
Projects & innovations
SUL is active in many initiatives, projects, and partnerships. Explore them here.
Blogs
Librarians and staff post what's new and important in their subject areas and libraries.
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