UC Berkeley’s libraries

Campus with trees
Pedestrians walk in front of Bancroft Library with the East Asian Library in the distance. (Photo by Jami Smith for the UC Berkeley Library)

You can’t travel far on UC Berkeley’s idyllic campus without running across one of its many libraries.

Berkeley’s libraries have something for everyone, from the trove of primary documents chronicling the West at Bancroft, to the collaborative and innovative spaces at Moffitt, to the vast and unparalleled collections at Doe — a beacon of information standing in the shadow of the iconic Campanile. Together, they help sustain UC Berkeley as a leading producer of knowledge, and support an institution that’s often considered one of the best universities in the world.

Libraries

  1. Anthropology
  2. Art History + Classics
  3. Bancroft
  4. Bioscience, Natural Resources + Public Health
  5. Business
  6. Chemistry
  7. Doe
  8. Earth Sciences + Map
  9. East Asian
  10. Engineering
  11. Environmental Design
  12. Graduate Services
  13. Main (Gardner) Stacks
  14. Mathematics Statistics
  15. Media Resources Center
  16. Moffitt
  17. Morrison
  18. Music
  19. Newspapers + Microforms
  20. NRLF
  21. Physics + Astronomy
  22. Social Research
  23. South + Southeast Asia