MIT Libraries

MIT Libraries gives researchers, students, and the public access to MIT's vast scholarly and archival holdings. It aggregates millions of articles, theses, books, and primary sources from across the institute.

• Open Access Repository: Houses MIT faculty publications and student theses, freely available to all.
• Special Collections: Includes rare books, manuscripts, and historical materials documenting MIT's history.
• Research Guides: Curated subject guides connect users to relevant databases and citation tools.
• Interlibrary Loan: Borrow materials from other libraries worldwide when not available locally.
• Digital Preservation: Ensures long-term access to born-digital and digitized content.

Whether you need a technical report from the 1960s or a dataset from a current lab, MIT Libraries offers reliable, direct pathways to knowledge.