Mudd Center, Seeley G.
The Seeley G. Mudd Center houses the Mary Church Terrell Main Library, the central library facility for Oberlin College and the primary location for materials in the humanities and social sciences.
Mudd Center or Mudd, as the building is often called, also houses the library’s interdisciplinary and or general interest works, as well as the mathematics and computer science collections.
In addition, administrative and most technical services staff for the entire library system are located in Mudd Center, as is the Robert S. Lemle ’75 and Roni Kohen-Lemle ’76 Academic Commons and the Writing Center. Grab a snack while you study or relax in Azariah’s Café. All are located on the main level.
Dedicatedin 1974, Mudd Center is the key location for general learning resources at Oberlin, offering flexible and comfortable spaces for the campus community to study, learn, collaborate, and as appropriate, socialize.
Other college offices in Mudd Center include College Archives and the Center for Information Technology (CIT).
Events
Where Have All The Flowers Gone?: Folk Music at Oberlin
Photo Galleries
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