Easley Library - Bluefield University

Easley Library - Bluefield University Easley Library offers print and electronic resources, quiet study areas, and research assistance.

A room was set aside for the Library in Lansdell Hall when Bluefield College first opened in 1922. When Shott Hall was originally built, one side of the dining hall was used as the library. It remained in that area until the current library building was completed in 1956. Easley Library was named in memory of Frank Smoot Easley and David Milton Easley, both of whom served on the Board of Trustees.

As an integral part of the educational program at Bluefield University, the Library provides instructional resources, services, and facilities to the campus community and access to resources and services to off-campus faculty and students. The primary purpose of Easley Library is to provide support for the educational goals of the University, as stated in the mission and catalog of the University.

Yesterday, it was 70 degrees. Today, it’s a winter wonderland. Welcome to Bluefield in March! 🤣
03/12/2026

Yesterday, it was 70 degrees. Today, it’s a winter wonderland. Welcome to Bluefield in March! 🤣

Winter has arrived in beautiful Bluefield! Look at the trees on East River Mountain!
12/03/2025

Winter has arrived in beautiful Bluefield! Look at the trees on East River Mountain!

12/02/2025

Bluefield University is a Christ-centered learning community developing servant leaders to transform the world.

As we end the first week of Bluefield University’s 2025-2026 academic year, I thought I’d share some of the views from c...
08/22/2025

As we end the first week of Bluefield University’s 2025-2026 academic year, I thought I’d share some of the views from campus this morning. It’s been a great, busy week. Have a wonderful year, Friends!

This morning’s “View from the Easley Library Window.” Lansdell Administration Building and Harman Chapel are beautiful i...
11/22/2024

This morning’s “View from the Easley Library Window.” Lansdell Administration Building and Harman Chapel are beautiful in the snow.

Happy Book Lovers Day!
08/09/2024

Happy Book Lovers Day!

Happy ! 📚 What’s on your summer reading list?

04/25/2024

At Bluefield University, it is our mission to develop strong servant leaders who transform the world. Join our mission this by making a donation at the following link and help us make our students : https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/bugivingday2024

“View from the Easley Library Window”Harman Chapel and Lansdell Administration Building in the snow on the morning of Ja...
01/29/2024

“View from the Easley Library Window”

Harman Chapel and Lansdell Administration Building in the snow on the morning of January 29, 2024. It was a magical winter wonderland!

A symbol of God’s promise, a beautiful rainbow wraps Harman Chapel in its sphere. “View from the Easley Library Window”
12/04/2023

A symbol of God’s promise, a beautiful rainbow wraps Harman Chapel in its sphere.

“View from the Easley Library Window”

Your friendly neighborhood librarians enjoyed our FrankenRead today. Find a good book and share it with others this week...
10/31/2023

Your friendly neighborhood librarians enjoyed our FrankenRead today. Find a good book and share it with others this week! Happy Halloween!

Laura, Werner, and Paula

Picture throwback to alumnae Rachel and Breanna who participated in our FrankenRead today via the miracle of modern tech...
10/31/2023

Picture throwback to alumnae Rachel and Breanna who participated in our FrankenRead today via the miracle of modern technology. (They sent videos for me.) 😁

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3000 College Avenue
Bluefield, VA
24605

Opening Hours

Monday 7:45am - 10pm
Tuesday 7:45am - 10pm
Wednesday 7:45am - 10pm
Thursday 7:45am - 10pm
Friday 7:45am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5:30pm
Sunday 2pm - 10pm

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