University Libraries

The Azusa Pacific University Libraries support the research pursuits of APU students, faculty, staff, and the community.

Maintained by expert library faculty and staff, the libraries offer patrons access to varied collections, rare archives, and an extensive catalog of print and electronic resources, bringing the information you need within reach.

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Hugh and Hazel Darling Library: View calendar ›

James L. Stamps Theological Library: View calendar ›

William V. Marshburn Memorial Library: View calendar ›

Construction on West CampusTake alternate routes to Darling and Stamps Libraries during summer West Campus construction.
Keeping History AliveAPU's Keeping History Alive (KHA) program bolsters K–12 history and social science education by awarding grants to Los Angeles County teachers to enrich their students' learning.
Madeleine L'Engle and the Chrysostom SocietyLibrary exhibit celebrates the 50th anniversary of A Wrinkle in Time

APU Hosting ‘Understanding DSM-5’ Workshop“Understanding DSM-5” will take place 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. June 14 in Azusa Pacific’s Felix Event Center, and will feature Gary G. Gintner, Ph.D., LPC, offering an overview of the manual’s new organization.
APU’s School of Nursing Receives Two Kaiser GrantsKaiser Baldwin Park’s Community Benefits Program awarded two grants to faculty in Azusa Pacific University’s School of Nursing.

Due to upcoming construction on West Campus, you'll have to find some creative ways to get to the libraries. Info: http://t.co/XKduwxnRJH
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April is National Poetry Month! Celebrate with a book from our extensive collection of American poetry: http://t.co/cd7hmbnIoe
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Please note: Abbreviated Easter Break library hours begin this Sunday. Have a blessed Holy Week! http://t.co/u0vXWuYQKG
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