Lemieux Library Academics Seattle University

Enjoy 24/7 services, access to vast digital and print resources and modern lab spaces to support your coursework and creative projects. The Lemieux Library is at the center of teaching, learning and research, offering a wide range of resources, services, expertise, spaces and technology. Most importantly, the library supports our students’ academic and personal journeys. You’ll enjoy spending time in this dynamic and inspiring campus library full of light and art. Located near the center of campus, it’s connected to the Student Center by a walkway and inside you'll find a café. The library is a popular space for studying, group work, creative projects and meeting up with friends.

With a well-staffed and enjoyable environment, Lemieux Library is also a top student employer on campus. SU ID card is required for entry after 6 p.m. and on weekends. From homework support to prestigious fellowships, Seattle University offers everything you need to excel and thrive academically. Elevate your academic journey and pursue scholarly excellence with our dedicated resources and support systems tailored for further growth and achievement—academically, professionally and personally. More than just a library—Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons is a diverse team of partners dedicated to helping students with coursework, writing, research and more.

Plus, the Billodue Makerspace and Media Production Center serve as collaborative spaces for your creative projects. A wide range of resources, services, expertise, spaces and technology. Learning Assistance Programs provide peer tutoring, facilitated study groups, and learning strategy development through scheduled workshops and individual meetings with a learning specialist. Welcome to an overview of Lemieux Library collections and resources! This page provides information and links that will help you navigate the various resources, research tools and services provided by the Library in support of teaching, learning, and scholarship. The library catalog, Primo provides simple, one-stop searching for books and e-books, videos, articles, and digital media across Lemieux and Law Libraries and the Orbis Cascade Alliance libraries.

You can limit your search to Lemieux Library materials only by using the Lemieux Library scope. Additional information is available at the Library Catalog Guide and at Direct Linking to Library Resources. Print books are located on library floors 3,4, and 5. Lemieux Library has several eBook collections allowing selected options to view, print, and/or download. Search the catalog for an eBook as you would for any other book by title, author, subject or keyword. To limit your results to e-books only, choose eBooks under the filter Material Type.

Additional information can be found at How to Find and Use eBooks. Research databases are broad in scope and include abstracting and indexing services with or without aggregated full-text, aggregated journal collections, open access services, directories, and aggregated collections of books. The library database subscriptions include general, interdisciplinary databases and some specialized or discipline-specific databases. Searching in the Library Catalog (Primo) does not retrieve all the content from the databases to which SU subscribes, so it will be important to extend your search strategy to target individual databases. Key databases are identified for you in each of the Research Guides by Subject. These guides will focus your research for specific courses assignments.

For access to all databases across disciplines, use Lemieux Library’s A-Z Database list. Access to full-text online journals includes individually subscribed titles, aggregated collections from a single or multiple publishers, and open access titles. Did you take a trial? Please tell us what you think about the resource with our feedback form. To learn more about the hours of other departments located in the library, please see the following pages: The ITS Service Desk is also located on floor 3 of the Lemieux Library and near the circulation desk of the Cornish Library.

To find out more about their hours, please see the ITS Service Desk page. Time Zone: Pacific Time - US & Canada (change) Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learnings Commons has 6 floors of mixed-use study space including Groups and individual study rooms, cubicles, tables, computer labs, and reading rooms. Below you will find specific information about all the study spaces located in the building including space that are open 24 hours a day. Please email Aaron Morgan, Manager Access Services or call 206-296-6235 with any questions concerning building questions including access and hours. 24/7 study spaces are available, including:

These spaces are open to the public during normal Library Services hours. Access to 24/7 spaces is limited to current SU students, staff, and faculty before or after library closing and require an active SU ID card to enter. As the premier independent academic library in the Pacific Northwest and as the intellectual and educational core of a vibrant academic community, the library is: The cumulative impact of our facilities, technologies, resources, and services: With our Learning Commons Partnership, we offer a unique environment in which our students succeed in their academic programs and develop the attitudes and skills for a lifetime of intellectual vigor and continuous learning. Lemieux Library integrates comprehensive collections, flexible and personalized services, innovative instructional programs, collaborative relationships, and enabling technologies – operating in, and accessible through, the physical and the digital environments – to make a powerful...

In collaboration with our partners, we honor our rich, individual contributions to student learning, we forge new relationships, and we design new services that respond effectively to the changing needs and expectations of Seattle... Note to user: there is no voice narration in this video. All content is text and screencast demo with accompanying music. Title slide: How do I search in Academic Search Complete? (The template includes the Seattle University logo and colors with the text Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons.) Second slide: Let’s start at the library’s home page.

Transition to the Lemieux Library website’s home page and zooms in to a box labeled Quick Links. A circle appears around a link titled Library Databases A to Z. Demo of mouse click on this link. Transition to the Library Databases A to Z web page. A circle appears around the link to Academic Search Complete (EBSCO) that appears in a box titled Best Places to Start - Interdisciplinary Databases on the right hand side of the page. Demo of mouse click on this link.

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