Emmanuel d’Alzon Library (1988) is home to a collection of nearly 175,000 volumes, and subscribes to about 1,000 journals. Full-text of more than 50,000 journals and 8,000 books is available through the library’s website. The library also houses videos, DVDs, audio CDs, and microforms. More than 100 online databases of articles, images and other resources are offered through the library’s website, as well as nearly 200 online dictionaries, encyclopedias and other reference resources. The University’s participation in local, regional, and national library networks provides access to additional resources through interlibrary loan. The library, which is fully accessible, provides seating for 350 readers in a variety of arrangements conducive to study, research, or relaxation, and includes three group-study rooms. Computer workstations and laptops with standard software and Internet access are available. Research librarians provide assistance in finding and using library resources at the Research Help Desk, by phone, IM and e-mail. Students can schedule research consultations for more extensive research help. The library hosts the d’Alzon Arts Series of art exhibitions and poetry readings. The Academic Support Center, the Assumption University Archives, the Center for Teaching Excellence, and the Center for Purpose and Vocation are also located here.