Irwin Library @ Butler University

Butler University Science Library in Indianapolis, IN is a dedicated academic resource center for students and faculty. It provides access to a wide range of scientific literature and research materials to support learning and research endeavors. The library offers a quiet and conducive environment for studying, with knowledgeable staff available to assist with research inquiries and information retrieval. It serves as a hub for academic exploration and collaboration within the science community at Butler University. Generated from their business information

Irwin Library, founded in 1963, is part of the Butler University Libraries and supports the educational goals of Butler University by providing facilities, services, resources, technology and educational opportunities that facilitate access to information. The library includes the business, education, liberal arts, social sciences, music and fine arts collections, as well as audio and video facilities and the curriculum resource center. It is also a United States government depository, houses the John S. Wright great books room, and includes Hugh Thomas Miller rare books and special collections room. The library offers integrated workstations, with access to the online catalogs, remote databases, full-text journal article databases, and Internet access. It is located in Indianapolis.