The Henry Whittemore Library at Framingham State University houses over 200,000 volumes in its general collection and 58,000 in its curriculum library. It is part of the Minuteman Library Network consortium and provides resources such as journals, newspapers, and materials from the John Stalker Institute on food and nutrition. Services include checkouts, interlibrary loans, reserves, and research assistance in various formats.

1. Henry Whittemore Library: The Building Holds over 200,000 items in general collection and in the Curriculum Library 58,000 items Journals and newspapers Part of the Minuteman Library Network (a consortium of 42 libraries) Houses the John Stalker Institute materials on food and nutrition Open 7 days a week Available wireless network Houses public access computers, individual study carrels, tables for group work, and student lounge

2. Henry Whittemore Library: The Virtual Library Library homepage: http://www.framingham.edu/henry-whittemore-library/ Tab in Blackboard and in My.Framingham Over 10,000 journal titles available through the library website any time from anywhere Access full-text articles and reference e-books from home with your Blackboard account Over 25 research guides Library blog: http://whittemorelibrary.wordpress.com/

3. Henry Whittemore Library: Services Check out books w/ library card Request articles and books through interlibrary loan E-Reserves Ask A Librarian: consultations in person, email, IM, phone, text Embedded Librarian Contact us: reference@framingham.edu, 508.626.4654