Clemson Libraries comprises five branches: Cooper Library, the Education Media Center, Special Collections and Archives, the Gunnin Architecture Library, and our location at the Charleston Design Center. With the COVID-19 pandemic, we are taking extra measures to keep everyone healthy and safe. While reservations are no longer required to enter the library, everyone is required to wear a mask and should use the provided hand sanitizer and wipes at our locations. If you haven't been to Clemson Libraries yet, here's what makes them special: -Over 800,000 books and other print materials available in the library, and over one million eBooks, journals, and streaming media titles available 24/7 through our Google-like search tool -Access to research materials at libraries through PASCAL Delivers and across the world with interlibrary loan -Unique research collections in our Special Collections and Archives, including rare books, manuscripts and papers from prominent alumni, and university records in areas of emphasis such as agriculture, architecture, athletics, textiles, politics, and the history of the university and community -Librarians and other information experts who can help you with your research assignments and other projects -Individual and group study spaces -Technology – video cameras, mics, lighting kits, VR headsets, gaming consoles – that you can use to create high quality media projects -Tailored digital media creation and making support at the Adobe Digital Studio and Cooper Makerspace -Access to the Digital Scholarship Lab which aids in the use of research data and visualization for projects and presentations