Visit The Citadel's library at
www.citadel.edu/library.
The primary mission of the Daniel Library is to provide the resources, services,
and environment that support the teaching and research requirements of
the college.
The Daniel Library collection consists of nearly 200,000 volumes, over 70
online full-text and citation indexes, and over 10,000 full-text journals and 1,300
journal subscriptions. In addition, the Library holds 2,100 audio and video recordings,
650 CD-ROM databases, 1,014 music CDs, 1,110,000 microforms,
19,000 federal documents, and 1,080 maps. The Library is fully automated and
a major part of the campus network, allowing campus-wide and off-campus
access to all electronic resources. The Daniel Library Web Site
(www.citadel.edu/library/)
provides organized access to the Library’s resources and the Internet.
Resources include a web-based library catalog, full text databases, citation indexes
supporting all disciplines, and electronic reserves. Interlibrary loan and
document delivery service are available to students and faculty at no cost. The
Daniel Library is a federal document depository library.
To enable students to make the best use of an array of resources and services
available to them, the Library provides research instruction classes that teach
students how to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively. Course-specific
research classes focus on unique information needs of each student and
address specific research requirements of each course. Special topics seminars
are also held throughout the school year to introduce new databases, provide
guidance on research issues, and help students and faculty effectively use library
resources.
The Daniel Library facilities provide individual and group study space; computers
for word processing, spreadsheets, and office productivity; and rooms for
viewing videos and listening to CDs. The Daniel Library Friends sponsor a
series of cultural events for the campus community throughout the academic
year.
The Daniel Library is normally open seven days a week for a total of 87
hours. Library faculty and staff are available to assist users during all operating
hours.