Klau Library

The Klau Library, part of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York, is dedicated to collecting and preserving a diverse array of resources that support the institution's educational programs. With over 200,000 volumes, the library houses significant collections, including the Kohut manuscript collection and the Isaac Offenbach music archive, offering materials that illuminate various aspects of Jewish practice, history, and culture.

In addition to serving the needs of HUC students and faculty, the Klau Library also supports the wider New York academic community and researchers through interlibrary loan services. Its mission is to document and provide access to the evolution of Jewish thought and experience across time, emphasizing the importance of Reform, Progressive, and Liberal Judaism in its collections.

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