St. Louis Mercantile Library

The Washington University Libraries, founded in 1907, operates a network of academic resources that feature more than 10 libraries. Its John M. Olin Library is spread over an area of more than 190,000 square feet and includes a dual-purpose cafe and extended-hours study space, reading rooms and lounges. The library offers a range of architectural photographs, databases and government documents. The Washington University Libraries houses a collection of nearly 3 million books, journals and other print materials in a variety of languages, such as German, Spanish, French, and Chinese. Its digital library services, established in 2006, offers support to scholars in the creation of digital projects. The library offers access to its books from other libraries via MOBIUS. The Washington University Libraries provides serves the needs of students, teachers, instructors and other users. In addition, it is a part of the Washington University in St. Louis.

Founded in 1932, Incarnate Word Academy offers a variety of courses, including math, English, social studies, science and business education. It also operates visual arts and foreign language departments. The school conducts classes in French and Spanish. Its campus includes classrooms, computer laboratories, practice rooms, tennis courts, a full-size gymnasium, basketball court, weight room, fitness center and playground. Additionally, it offers various facilities, such as a library, wireless computer writing laboratory and cafeteria. Incarnate Word Academy owns a library and media center that offers full-text magazines, newspaper articles, encyclopedias, book series, literary criticisms and book reviews through online databases. Incarnate Word Academy is located in St. Louis.