The University Libraries, in conjunction with the Office of Research, supports KSU faculty authors with the cost of open access manuscript publication. Apply today! Improve your Course Affordability through Grants!

The KSU University Libraries provides access to approximately 9,000 journals, magazines, and newspapers in printed and electronic formats. Periodicals may be searched by title or browsed using the Journal Holdings tab on the library homepage.

Horace W. Sturgis Library 385 Cobb Avenue NW, MD1701 Kennesaw, GA 30144. Phone: 470-578-6202. Parking: Lot A off of Kennesaw State University Rd. is the visitor parking lot closest to the library. Additional parking information can be found on the KSU Parking page. Access the KSU Interactive Campus Map here.

Learn about the unique and relevant resources provided by the KSU Library System. Browse our library collections, databases, digital commons and more.

The Lawrence V. Johnson Library is the main library for the Marietta campus of Kennesaw State University. Contact Information; Visitor Parking

The Horace W. Sturgis Library is the main library for the Kennesaw campus of Kennesaw State University.

Contact the Sturgis Library and the Johnson Library on the Kennesaw and Marietta KSU campuses. Learn about loan information, research help, resources and more!

The KSU Library system will advance student success, lifelong learning, and research with relevance through teaching, access, and discovery with the expertise and dedication of our professional faculty and staff.

The three facilities of the Kennesaw State University Libraries house a robust collection including print and electronic books, periodicals, maps, government documents, and audio-visual materials. The Horace W. Sturgis Library and the Lawrence V. Johnson Library grant researchers access to more than 200,000 e-resources and more than 300 ...

2025年2月21日 · The Kennesaw State University Libraries are composed of the Sturgis Library, the Johnson Library, and the Library Repository. The University Libraries are designed to meet the teaching, learning, and research needs of the greater University community.