Vanderbilt's Heard Libraries is a preeminent, academic research library system that acquires, preserves and makes accessible the world's information and engenders a community of collaboration, adaptability and innovation to address deep inquiry and challenges facing all of humanity.
The Library consists of eight campus libraries, plus Special Collections and University Archives. Each library has a special focus and together, they make up the Heard Library system. A printable map of the library locations is available online from the library's website.
Alyne Queener Massey Law Library:
Anne Potter Wilson Music Library:
Annette and Irwin Eskind Family Biomedical Library:
Central Library:
Divinity Library:
Peabody Library:
Sarah Shannon Stevenson Science & Engineering Library:
Special Collections and University Archives:
Walker Management Library:
Fine Arts Gallery
The following specialized units are also part of the Jean & Alexander Heard Libraries. Their functions are described below:
Vanderbilt Project on Unity and American Democracy (2nd floor)
Slave Societies Digital Archive (8th floor, room 813)
Technical Services
Resource Sharing Services (RSS)
Digital Scholarship and Communications (Digital Lab)
Annex and 21 North remote storage units
Library Technology and Assessment Services (LTAS)
TV News Archives