Roger D. Moe Library

The Roger D. Moe Library is a two-floor facility that functions as the main learning resource and reference center on campus. The library contains approximately 27,000 physical volumes, including a small collection of both print periodicals and media. There is also equipment and puzzles/games available for checkout. Patrons have access to nearly 710,000 e-books, 170,000 e-journal titles, and over 120,000 online videos.

A new initiative of the campus library is the University Archive. The library is actively collecting and preserving materials pertaining to the history of the University of Minnesota Crookston. 

UMC Library highlighted in pink on the campus map

Location on Campus
The Library's primary location is on the west side of the University of Minnesota Crookston campus, north of Kiehle Building, south of the Early Childhood Development Center and west of Dowell Hall and Annex.

Library
2900 University Ave, Crookston MN 56716

Points of Interest

Building History
Student moves books to new library in 1979

The original library on the Crookston campus of the University of Minnesota was located within the Kiehle Building. Built in 1910, the Kiehle Building has been remodeled several times, and the library's footprint increased with each renovation. Eventually, Kiehle Annex was built in 1972 to house the library and media services. When it was deemed that this solution was not enough, the present building was constructed. Groundbreaking for the current library was in August 1978, and the dedication was held in May 1980. During the 2001 renovation of Kiehle Building, a technology room was added to the library. This room now houses back issues of print journals as well as a collection of children's books.