The Andrews Library (1962) was made possible largely through the gift of the late Mabel Shields (Mrs. Matthew) Andrews of Cleveland, Ohio. Along with the adjoining Flo K. Gault Library for Independent Study and the nearby Timken Science Library in Frick Hall, its five floors are air-conditioned and house a collection of about one million items.

The libraries seat more than 800 general readers, including 285 private study carrels available for seniors engaged in Independent Study and for retired faculty. In addition to housing the College’s library resources in the humanities and social sciences and its collection of United States government documents and electronic data, Andrews and Gault libraries contain Special Collections, the Education Resource Center for student teachers, the McCoy Computer Laboratory (with eighteen computer workstations and seating for twenty-seven students), and a variety of rooms for group study and classes. Computer workstations for accessing library catalogs and databases are located throughout the buildings.

The Instructional Media Center includes the McCreight Learning Laboratory (a thirty-station facility for foreign language instruction and testing, individual or group use of video and audio tapes, and a variety of other multimedia applications), the Graphics Room, and video editing and other production facilities. The Writing Center and the offices of the Registrar and Financial Aid are also housed here.

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