James W. Miller Learning Resources Center

The James W. Miller Learning Resources Center opened in August of 2000. This state-of-the-art facility houses all materials and services usually found in a library, along with Learning Resources Services and Information Technology Services. The building includes hundreds of computers, a high tech auditorium, seven electronic classrooms, sixteen student study rooms, and a coffee shop. The building was named for a donor to the university's capital campaign.

Miller Center Building Hours

Directions

From 5th Avenue turn east on 6th Street S. Take the first right (parking lot entrance).

Parking

The nearest public parking is the James W. Miller Learning Resources Center pay lot or the 4th Avenue Parking Ramp. Street parking may also be available.

Offices/Services

• Campus Card Office
• CARE Initiative
• Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
• Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education
• Community Anti-Racism Education Initiative (CARE)
• Holocaust and Genocide Education, Center for
• Huskies Food Pantry
• HuskyTech Service Center
• HuskyTech Store
• Information Technology Services
• Library
• Multicultural Resource Center
• University Archives
• University Library
• Web Sites - Faculty/Staff
• Wired Cafe (Starbucks)