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Do you need some dedicated time to focus on your final projects this semester? Need a little peer pressure to force you to do your work? Want to work directly with a librarian to improve your work? Visit a Pitts research and writing boot camp. A boot camp is a day dedicated to moving you…

Each month the Pitts Theology Library adds many titles to our collection. Want to know what they are? If you are interested in what those  titles are and where you might find them, visit the New Books page on the Pitts website (http://pitts.emory.edu/research/newbooks). We also publish this list as an RSS feed, so that you can…

Do you need space for a study session, quiet work, or a group project? We have study rooms just for you! Pitts Theology Library offers seven small group study rooms to Emory students, faculty, and staff, with priority given to Candler and GDR students. Three of the rooms are for one to four people, and…

Do you have research papers due at the end of term? Do you want to find the best sources for your topic? Schedule a research consultation! Our reference librarians will work with you individually or in a small group to help you find the best strategies and sources for your research project. To book an…

The Pitts Theology Library lends computers, tablets, and other computer accessories, which you can check out from the Circulation Desk, just like books. We lend Macbook Airs, Dell Laptops, iPads, USB microphones, headphones, and VGA dongles, just to name a few. For a full list of items available, as well as lending policies for these…

This October 21, we celebrate the twenty-seventh Reformation Day at Emory, a day of lectures, music, and exhibits. This year’s program takes up the theme of “Reform in the University and the Church.” Professor Timothy Wengert and Professor Ian McFarland will explore Luther’s reform at the University of Wittenberg, the effects of that reform on…

Join us on Tuesday, October 21 for the twenty-seventh Reformation Day at Emory, a day of lectures, music, and exhibits, and the first Reformation Day to take place in the new Pitts Theology Library building. This year’s program takes up the theme of “Reform in the University and the Church.” Professor Timothy Wengert and Professor…

Do you use the Loeb Classical Library, a standard set of Greek and Latin texts with English translation? If so, you will certainly want to check out the new Digital Loeb Classical Library, now available through Databases @ Emory (Emory credentials required when using this outside of the library). This collection offers the entire Loeb…

The new exhibit gallery at the Pitts Theology Library opened on September 15th. We invite you to come and see this beautiful space and explore the Fall exhibit, “Martin Luther’s Reform of University & Church.” The gallery is open during all regular library hours. You can learn more about the gallery and view pictures online. …