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Collections | Innovation | Leadership | Research SPECIAL EVENT: PANEL DISCUSSION & RECEPTION FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2023Join us in celebrating Stony Brook University Libraries and the 60th anniversary of the Melville Library! We are hosting a panel discussion that will delve into the transformation of our libraries over the past

SB UNIQUE A Self-Guided Tour to Explore the Art, Culture & Architectureof Stony Brook University   Experience the Tour Online or on CampusSTART BY CLICKING ON THE IMAGE OF THE MAP   Sites include installations at:  Administration building; Charles B. Wang Center; Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery; Frank Melville Jr. Memory

Stony Brook University Libraries is the largest academic research library system on Long Island and maintains membership in the Association of Research Libraries (ARL), a non-profit consortium of 125 distinguished libraries in North America. The collections and services offered by the libraries are central to the academic success of students

The depth and uniqueness of the materials housed in Special Collections and University Archives offer limitless opportunities for scholarship and document and support a wide range of disciplines. The department is particularly recognized for: its expanding and extensive Long Island Collection that includes rare books, maps, manuscripts, pamphlets, newspapers, and

Special Collections and University Archives is committed to providing excellent educational and research opportunities to the Stony Brook University community, visiting scholars, and remote users.  Searching the Collections Research Spotlight Teaching with the Collections Research Guides Policies and Forms Contact  

Please contact us with questions about Special Collections and University Archives, primary sources, and learning opportunities.  We can help you identify research materials for assignments and offer individual research consultations by appointment. About Primary Sources Primary Sources Research Guide Research Strategies Internships Meet our Interns Contact

Special Collections is committed to providing excellent educational and research opportunities to all. Virtual Research Services We are here to help virtually! Virtual research consultations and class session planning are available via Zoom. Contact: Kristen J. Nyitray at kristen.nyitray@stonybrook.edu. On-Site Research Physical access to all collections is by appointment. Contact:

The depth of primary source materials housed in Special Collections and University Archives offer limitless opportunities for scholarship and document and support a wide range of disciplines. The rare book collection includes more than 30,000 scarce and unique titles dating from 1493 to the present. The department is particularly recognized

  Late XVth Century Vellum Illuminated Medieval Manuscript From the Collection of Otto F. Ege   MISSION Special Collections is committed to stewarding and preserving historical research materials that represent diverse histories and cultural heritages, including distinctive collections that document Long Island, New York. Through inclusive collection management practices and