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Finding Books
Search the Library Catalog (search box to the left) to find books located in the Horn Library.
Books in the Horn Library are arranged by the Library of Congress Classification System, a system which groups books by similar subject area. When you find a book that fits your needs, try browsing the shelf to find more books on your topic.
A typical LC Classification number (or call number) looks like this: HV6431 .H378 2004
To find this book, begin by going to the HV section of the collection, then search within that section to find 6431. Search within that group for .H378 to find your book.
Look at the first letter of the call number to determine which floor your book is on:
A - G: 1st Floor H - L, Q - Z: 2nd Floor M - P: 3rd Floor
- Guide: Finding Books Learn how to find books located in the Horn Library.
Note: This guide contains information for students, faculty, and staff as well. Access to certain services is restricted, such as borrowing from other libraries, some e-book collections, etc. - Tutorial: Finding Books Watch this tutorial to learn how to find books using the library catalog
We Have Babsonians!

Did you know that Horn Library has most (if not all) past yearbooks?
On the 2nd floor in front of study room 201, a bookcase named the Babson Collection contains books published by Roger Babson as well as every yearbook we could get our hands on. If an issue is missing, either we were not able to get a copy, a yearbook was not published that year, or it has (sadly) mysteriously disappeared.
If you find we're missing a copy and you have one you'd like to donate, we'd be happy to add it to our collection with a bookplate thanking you for the donation.




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