Duke University Library

Duke University Medical Center Library & Archives provides a comprehensive range of resources and services tailored to support the research and educational needs of its users. The library offers access to databases, journals, e-books, and various consulting services, alongside specialized guides for diverse fields such as biostatistics, nursing, and global health. Additionally, the library facilitates collaboration and innovation through its medical center archives and resources for evidence-based practice. With an emphasis on scholarly communications and research support, it aims to enhance the academic experience for students, faculty, and community partners alike. Generated from the website

Built in 1927 as the main library for the Woman‘s College, Lilly Library also served as Duke‘s art museum until 1969. Named for an Indiana philanthropist in 1990 and renovated in 1993, the library now houses the university‘s fine arts book collection, a computer cluster and several reading rooms.