Libraries

Kelvin Smith Library
The Kelvin Smith Library is an interdisciplinary center at the heart of Case Western Reserve University's research, teaching and learning mission. KSL is where our students come to study, research, collaborate and get hands-on experience using digital tools and technologies. It's where faculty access resources for research, preserve their intellectual property, engage and collaborate with colleagues, build digital projects, and engage in programming. KSL also makes knowledge and distinctive collections accessible to current and future generations by obtaining and preserving information using our digital and physical resources.

Cleveland Health Sciences Library
Your gift to the Cleveland Health Sciences Library (CHSL) supports critical information and research support for CWRU faculty, students, and staff of the CWRU School of Medicine, the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, the School of Dental Medicine, and our affiliated hospitals, centers and institutes. Help us provide the leading-edge tools and resources our healthcare community needs to advance innovation.

The Lillian and Milford Harris Library
Founded in 1916, the Lillian and Milford Harris Library at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences is one of the oldest social work libraries in the country, located at a top-ten ranked school of social work and nonprofit management. It is one of only a few professional social work libraries administered by a graduate school of social work, and dedicated entirely to social work and nonprofit literature and scholarship. Conveniently located on the main floor of the Mandel School building, the primary mission of the Harris Library is to serve the Mandel School students, faculty, staff, and alumni, and to function as a rich and vital resource for the greater Cleveland area social work community.

Judge Ben C. Green Law Library
The Judge Ben C. Green Law Library supports the law school curriculum and is the legal resource for the Case Western Reserve University community. Our holdings include an extensive collection of both print and electronic resources. We hold complete collections of federal and state law, law reviews, current law services, and special collections in international law, law and medicine, intellectual property, and environmental law. Our students and faculty have access to over 700 electronic services, library catalogs, and software services. The library archives our faculty's work and student journals on our online repository, Scholarly Commons.

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