FAMU Libraries

Located on the ground floor of the Walter L. Smith Architecture Building, this library supports the curriculum of the School of Architecture & Engineering Technology.   

The Meek-Eaton Black Archives, Research Center, and Museum collects and preserves African American history and culture in the Southeastern United States to support research and public education. 

Our main library bears the name of Samuel Harrison Coleman, who faithfully served for 14 years as President our National Alumni Association. The 88,964 square foot facility includes study rooms, a student study lounge, a Starbucks café, and more!  

This library is supported by both FAMU and FSU collections which collectively contain more than 4 million volumes, with more than 549,000 available as e-books. 

Offers a core collection of books, periodicals, and audiovisual resources, that support the research and information needs of those in the areas of journalism, public relations, graphic design, photography, and more! 

Serves the research and information needs of those in the fields of Pharmacy, Nursing, Health Science, Environmental Science, Physics, Computer Science, and other related disciplines.