D.H. Hill Library
About
D.H. Hill Jr. Library is the flagship of the NC State University Libraries, on Broughton Drive on the main campus. It holds collections, study space, technology and programs for students, faculty and the wider community.
The libraries aim for a welcoming place where everyone in the university community is respected, and much of their award-winning programming is free and open to the public. NC State itself is a Research 1 university ranked in the top 1% worldwide, with close to 40,000 students and 10,000 faculty and staff.
What to know
- The first campus library opened in Holladay Hall between 1887 and 1889.
- Susan K. Nutter became director of libraries in 1987 and held the role for 30 years.
- The Hunt Library opened in 2013.
- The AACC Library was added as a hold and pickup location.
- The university offers more than 300 degree programs across 68 departments in 12 colleges.
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