Pasquerilla Library at Saint Francis University

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The present library building at Saint Francis University was originally dedicated on May 2, 1959 as the Pius XII Memorial Library. It was enlarged in 1967 with a six-story addition, and was rededicated September 9, 1989 as the Pasquerilla Library. The collections provide users with access to over 117,000 bound volumes, over 5,000 current print and electronic journal subscriptions; and nearly 14,000 non-print materials. Facilities include: a state-of-art teaching/learning technology center, electronic classrooms, group study and seminar rooms, video and microform viewing areas, a public computer lab, and the Margaret M. Tobin Center for Archives and Special Collections. Model by PopArchitexture. www.PopArchitexture.com The library provides access to its collections and other online resources through FRANCIS, located at http://library.francis.edu. Access to the collections of other libraries is provided directly through PALCI and indirectly through the library's interlibrary loan program and memberships in regional and national resource-sharing consortia. Other support services include provision of audiovisual equipment and facilities. #building #campus #Catholic #college #Francis #library #Loretto #PA #Pasquerilla #Pennsylvania #PopArchitexture #Saint #University