Louisiana State University School of Library and Information Science

LSU Libraries is a library system that provides instruction and research collections that include more than 3 million volumes, over 4 million microform holdings and nearly 12 million manuscripts. Its libraries also offer electronic databases, books and serials. The system s libraries house study materials in the areas of agriculture, petroleum engineering, plant pathology, natural history, and sugar culture and technology. LSU Libraries libraries also feature books on various aspects of aquaculture, including crawfish, wetlands research and marine biology. Its Hill Memorial Library provides research materials in humanities, social sciences and fine arts. The system s libraries operate circulation, interlibrary loan and special collections departments. LSU Libraries is a part of the Association of Research Libraries, Association of Southeastern Research Libraries and Louisiana Academic Library Information Network Consortium.

LSU Libraries Special Collections in Baton Rouge, LA, offers a rich repository of original research and exhibitions featuring rare books, manuscripts, and historical documents. The facility is designed to support both the LSU community and international researchers with access to unique materials and resources. The Special Collections Reading Room encourages users to create an account for accessing materials and placing duplication orders, while appointments are recommended to enhance the research experience. Additionally, the library provides comprehensive services and support for students, faculty, and the general public, promoting the exploration of diverse collections. Generated from the website