Research
Libraries
The University of Notre Dame’s libraries range from informal hall libraries with a few shelves of books to the substantial professionally oriented collection of the Kresge Law Library, to the 14-story Theodore M. Hesburgh Library.
The Hesburgh Library and the 10 other libraries on campus contain a total of nearly 3 million volumes, more than 5,850 electronic titles, more than 3 million microform units and 25,200 audiovisual items. They subscribe to approximately 12,100 serials.
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Research
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Tropical Disease Research
Notre Dame's Department of Biological Sciences is an internationally recognized center for research in mosquito biology and the Center for Tropical Disease Research and Training houses the Aedes Reference Centre. Learn more about the Department of Biological Sciences >
The Rare Book Collection
Notre Dame's Rare Book Collection, consisting of some 125,000 volumes, covers a broad spectrum of subjects but the strengths are Roman Catholic Church history, liturgy, law, and theology; English and American literature; Irish studies; and more generally art, architecture, and science. Imprints range from 1460 to the present. Visit the University libraries >
