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Houses an archive of print, audio, visual and digital media relating to the musical, cultural and financial history of rock and roll. Collection includes a variety of books, posters, newspaper clippings, personal letters, financial records, CDs and DVDs. All materials are non-circulating.

By statute, the Law Library provides a professional legal collection for judges, prosecutors, attorneys, and county officials, as well as assistance to the general public. Reference Services Policy: The Law Librarian will assist users in the location of information and materials needed to support legal research and offer instruction in the use of these tools. Reference service does not include performing research for the user or the offering of legal advice or opinions. The Law Librarian may offer library services to assist legal professionals in their research efforts, but they are not authorized to give legal advice or practice law. The user will remain the person solely responsible for the quality and quantity of the research regardless of the amount of assistance provided. Likewise, the user is solely responsible for any advice, counsel and conduct with respect to his or her client(s).

Provides a center; that contains Bach-related manuscripts and first editions. Publishes an international Bach journal. Facilities include a research library, a vault, staff offices, and a listening room.

Offers a Lending Library with resources relating to bipolar and similar disorders. Many titles and topics are available. Items may be checked out one at a time on an honor system. Occasional book discussion groups may be offered occasionally.

Operates the world's largest biomedical library. Collects materials and provides information and research services in all areas of biomedicine and health care.

Provides a comprehensive 1.4 million volume academic library open to the University community and the public. Holdings focus on the Arts and Sciences, Humanities, and Engineering; the collection includes books, journals, periodicals, and numerous electronic resources. Special collections include artifacts, the history of Cleveland, government documents, science and technology history, fine arts, manuscripts and dissertations. Also is the location of the Kulas Music Collection - collection includes print music, periodicals, books about music, music theory, composers, music history and related topics.

Provides a comprehensive music library.

Career counselors provide guidance in career decision-making through assessment testing, volunteering, informational interviewing, job shadowing, or temporary work. Counselors assist with creating a plan. Offers computers for job-related searches and helps proofread resumes.

Maintains a collection of books and other materials focusing on all aspects of municipal government and services. Covers a wide range of public administration topics with an emphasis on city laws. Topics include zoning, adaptive reuse, community development and economic development.

Provides the largest American history research center in northern Ohio. Holdings consist of 235,000 books, 25,000 volumes of newspapers, 30,500 rolls of microfilm, 1,000,000 prints and photographs. and more than 3000 collections of manuscripts and archives. The focus of the library is on the growth and development of Cleveland and that portion of northern Ohio once known as the Connecticut Western Reserve. Maintains ethnically specific genealogies and archives as well. Provides periodic genealogy classes.

Provides a law and legal research library. The collection includes 365,000 volumes and volume equivalents, federal documents, legal records, law journals and magazines. Also provides links to numerous related electronic resources. Most of the collection does not circulate, but copies can be made/obtained.

Provides a law library. Offers federal government documents selective depository. Does not provide legal advice but will guide individuals to specific materials related to their legal issue - will not review paperwork.

Provides an extensive library of psychoanalytic literature, including over 6,000 books and bound volumes of professional periodicals. Special collections include books on applied psychoanalysis, and classic texts. The library is open to the public; borrowing privileges available to members and students enrolled at the Center.

The Local History Library houses information on family history and historical documents from the Miami County area. The research library features books, maps, manuscripts, wills, land records, etc. An extensive microfilm/fiche catalog includes county marriage records, census, birth, death, and many other records.

Provides a collection of US and Ohio Statutes, case reports from appellate level and up for the nation and treatises and handbooks. Also has electronic resources available for public resources.

Curates a collection of law resources.

Operates a circulating library for information on cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up. Offers books, journals, videos, and audio-cassettes. Also provides free information pamphlets and brochures for patrons to keep.

Literature, information and other resources for dads, those that serve them, and anyone interested in promoting responsible fatherhood.

Provides an extensive collection of books, monographs, journals and other materials primarily focusing on clinical practice in medicine. Materials may be used on site by the public, but not taken out.

Provides a special library of books, videos, pamphlets and other relevant materials specifically dealing with mental health issues.

Provides a library featuring books, periodicals, and audiovisual materials on the subject of gardening, botany, horticulture, nature study, conservation, and environmental issues. Offers materials that detail the educational aspects of these subjects with an emphasis on elementary grade curricula for school teachers. Also features a collection of rare books.

Provides information and referral to cancer-related and other resources. Counselors can assist with finding information on local resources as well as provide emotional support. Also offers a physical library that houses books, pamphlets, DVDs and other materials related to cancer.

Provides advocacy and support to the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered) community. Offers resource material, such as brochures and other printed materials on topics such as health and wellness concerns and coming out/questioning issues. Also provides a mechanism to record hate crimes that have occurred in the service area as well as providing support, information, and referrals to appropriate services for victims of hate crimes. Supports the passage and enforcement of laws and other social measures that protect and promote the rights and interests of gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgender individuals, cross-dressers, and people who are in the process of coming out or who are questioning their sexual orientation or gender identity.

Provides one of the few professional social work libraries run by a school of Social Work; the focus is academic and research based. The 35,000 volume collection includes books, professional journals, social work abstracts, agency files, periodicals and a variety of media materials. Although it is primarily for use by the University community, it is open to the larger social work community and other interested community members who may get a limited borrower's card.

Provides a reference library of materials pertaining to occupational health and safety in the work place open to employers and other professionals as well as the public.