About Us:

The Little Memorial Library was built in 1997 and named in memory of W. Paul Little and in honor of his wife, the late Lucille C. Little. The library collection is designed to support all programs of the college and is available in open stacks for student use. Small group study rooms, an audio-visual room, individual study carrels and lounge seating provide an atmosphere of focus and learning. The library also houses the Teacher Education Center, the Robert T. McCowan/Ashland Inc. Computing Center and a video conferencing center.
The purpose of the Little Memorial Library is to provide information resources and services in support of the college mission of empowering students as leaders through a professionally-oriented liberal arts education. These resources and services are available to all faculty and students wherever the programs or courses are located and however they are delivered. Midway College provides academic offerings in the traditional Women’s College on campus and in the School for Career Development (SCD) at several off-site locations throughout the Bluegrass region.
The goals of the library are to provide resources and services that support the mission of the college and to provide an information literacy program that teaches students the skills needed to effectively locate, evaluate, and use information.