There are many ways to get help from a librarian — choose the method that best suits your needs:
Chat: Chat with an academic librarian 24/7. If available, a CUNY librarian will answer your chat.
Email: Complete the question submission form and receive a reply by email.
By Appointment: Schedule a one-on-one research consultation by contacting your subject librarian.
In Person: Visit the reference desk (2nd floor of library) during reference hours.
Phone: Call the reference desk at (212) 817-7077 during reference hours.
SLU students and faculty have full access to Graduate Center Library resources available on the main library website at library.gc.cuny.edu.
You may log in remotely to Graduate Center Library databases, journals, ebooks, and our full suite of online resources with the following credentials:
Your GC Network credentials are used to log into all library resources. Contact SLU IT to set up these accounts.
For login questions, forgotten passwords, password reset, or security problems, contact the SLU IT Help Desk ITHelpDesk@slu.cuny.edu or call 212-642-2084 from 9am to 9pm Monday through Thursday, 9am to 6pm Fridays.
These credentials extend access to all Graduate Center Library Databases, to the full set of GC Library journals, and to Graduate Center Interlibrary Loan services.
Additionally, use your GC network credentials on site to login to Graduate Center Library computers and to print at no additional charge.
Search for books, e-books, articles, media, and more using OneSearch.
TIP: If you know the title, put it in "quotation marks"
If you know the item you're looking for and want to find it at a CUNY library, a classic catalog search may be useful.
To find specialized information sources within a discipline or academic field, search one of our specialized databases, or browse through our online journals.
Use the search box below to find a database (for example, "Social Explorer" or "CQ Researcher").
Just getting started? Try these all-purpose databases to begin your search for scholarly journal articles: