UC Library is open 98 hours a week during the regular academic year.

Go to Library Hours for the current schedule

Ready to use UC Library? Our floor map will help you locate materials and areas in the Library:

The UC Library Collections include general materials that support the academic and curricular missions of the College, as well as unique and/or rare materials housed in several of our Special Collections.

Go to UC Library Collections for more information

The current UC Library building opened in 1969.  We proudly offer a wide range of services to the UC community!

Go to UC Library Building & Services for more information

UC Library makes several spaces available for your use:

• Edmonds Room
• Library Classroom 
• Exhibit Spaces 
• Group Study Rooms (Coming Fall 2007)

Go to Using Library Spaces for more information

UC Library employs 14 staff members: 13 full time and 1 part time position. The Library currently staffs 6 librarians.

Go to the Staff Directory for contact information

Learn more about UC Library's ongoing project to transition from print journals to the electronic only (e-only) format:

• UC Library's Journal Transition Statement

UC Library extends the use of our facilities to members of the community for study and research.

Go to Library Services for Visitors for more information

UC Library is grateful that many people wish to make donations.

We accept printed material and memorial donations on a limited basis. Monetary donations are always welcome.

Go to Giving to the Library for more information

UC Library does not have any open postions at this time.

Go to UC Human Resources for job opportunities at Utica College

Utica College Library maintains Policies that govern how some of our services and resources are provided to the community.

Go to Library Policies to view a list of UC Library Policies

Utica College Library Mission Statement:

As a focal point for learning, the Library provides responsive services for our users, including unique service of personalized reference.  Librarians, in a tutorial setting, work one-on-one with students to teach the techniques required to access local, national, and international information resources.  Through this approach, students receive client-expert consultation.