Locations
The Drexel Libraries' four physical locations are currently open to all guests, affiliates and visitors, including members of the general public.
About
Hahnemann Library is one of the University's health sciences libraries and is located in Center City, Philadelphia, on the first and second floors of the New College Building.
Please note the Hahnemann Library is currently unstaffed. Study spaces on the first and second floors, including reservable group study rooms, are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for Drexel students, faculty, staff, and residents.
For information about staff supported services, including access to Hahnemann’s physical course reserves and collections, or to talk with Libraries staff in person, visit the W. W. Hagerty Library or Queen Lane Library service desks.
A valid photo ID (Dragon Card, Drivers License, University ID, Passport, etc.) is required to enter Hahnemann Library.
Location
- View a Center City Campus map
- Physical Address: New College Building at the intersection of 15th & Vine Streets, Philadelphia PA
- Mailing Address: 1st and 2nd floors, New College Building, 245 N. 15th St., Philadelphia, PA 19102
Parking
Some metered on-street parking is available in the vicinity of Hahnemann Library. Also, there are numerous hourly-pay parking garages in the immediate area.
Public Transit
Hahnemann Library is easily accessible from SEPTA, Amtrak, PATCO and New Jersey Transit and is only a 15-minute walk from Philadelphia's Suburban Station, which connects most major public transportation routes.
The University Shuttle Bus provides transportation for members of the Drexel Community between all campuses.
About
The Library Learning Terrace is an innovative learning environment located in the heart of the student residential district of Drexel's Main Campus. Opened in 2011, the Terrace offers a space for up to 75 students to work individually or in groups and includes movable chairs, tables, writing boards, as well as projector, media:Scape work station, and one wall completed treated as a writing surface. Though no staff other than a security guard are constantly present, librarians and other tutors schedule programs and consultations in this space where students can arrange furnishings to meet their work activities.
A Drexel University Dragon Card is required to enter the Library Learning Terrace.
Location
Parking
A parking garage is located on 34th Street between Chestnut and Market Streets for a flat fee. Metered parking is also available. Please be mindful of all posted signs when using metered parking. Chestnut Street only allows metered parking until 3 PM.
Public Transit
The Library Learning Terrace is easily accessible from SEPTA's Regional Rail, Green Line Trolleys and Market Frankford (blue) subway line, PATCO, Amtrak and New Jersey Transit. The Library Learning Terrace is less than a 10-minute walk from 30th Street Station.
The University Shuttle Bus provides transportation for members of the Drexel Community between all campuses.
About
Queen Lane Library is one of the University's Health Sciences Libraries and is located in the East Falls section of Philadelphia. The library houses books, journals and other materials to support the educational needs of students in the first two years of medical school as well as the research needs of the basic sciences departments. The collection focuses on the basic sciences, including research literature in biochemistry, microbiology/immunology, neuroscience, physiology, molecular biology and cell biology. There is also a core collection of books on clinical medicine. Queen Lane library has study areas that are accessible 24-hours a day for the use of Drexel University students, faculty, staff and residents.
A valid photo ID (Dragon Card, Drivers License, University ID, Passport, etc.) is required to enter Queen Lane Library.
Location
- View a Queen Lane Campus Map
- Physical Address: 1st floor, Drexel University College of Medicine Campus, 2900 Queen Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19129
Parking
Parking in the Visitor's Lot is available. Turn right from the driveway entrance. On street parking is also available, but subject to limitations in certain areas.
Public Transit
Public transportation options include Septa's Chestnut Hill West regional rail line, with a the Queen Lane stop directly across from the campus, the Septa 32 Bus or Septa R Bus. If taking the bus, exit at Queen Lane and walk two blocks northeast to campus.
The University Shuttle Bus provides transportation for members of the Drexel Community between all campuses.
About
W. W. Hagerty Library is located on Drexel's Main Campus in University City, Philadelphia. Named after former Drexel University President William Walsh Hagerty, the library opened in 1983 and presently houses over 300,000 books, periodicals, DVDs, videos and the University Archives. The collection's strengths reflect the University City Campus: engineering, business, information science, and design and media arts, as well as general science, humanities and social sciences. The W. W. Hagerty Library location is also home to the Dragons' Learning Den, which has cafe-style seating and is open 24/7.
A valid photo ID (Dragon Card, Drivers License, University ID, Passport, etc.) is required to enter the W. W. Hagerty Library.
- Phone: 215.895.1500
- Toll-Free: 1.888.278.8825
- Fax: 215.895.2070
- Operating Hours
Location
- View a University City Campus map
- Physical Address: Intersection of 33rd & Market Streets, Philadelphia PA
- Mailing Address: 3141 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA 19104-2816
Parking
A parking garage is located on 34th Street between Chestnut and Market Streets for a flat fee of per day. Metered parking is also available. Please be mindful of all posted signs when using metered parking. Chestnut Street only allows metered parking until 3 PM.
Public Transit
W. W. Hagerty Library is easily accessible from SEPTA's Regional Rail, Green Line Trolleys and Market Frankford (blue) subway line, PATCO, Amtrak and New Jersey Transit. The Library is at the intersection of 33rd and Market Streets less than a 10-minute walk from 30th Street Station.
The University Shuttle Bus provides transportation for members of the Drexel Community between all campuses.