The Dale P. Latimer Library at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, serves as a vital resource for students, faculty, and the broader community. The library’s collection has grown from its origins in 1846, when it was established with 100 books brought from Germany, to nearly 210,000 print volumes, audio CDs, DVDs, and microforms. It subscribes to a variety of periodicals and offers access to numerous research databases to support academic needs. In addition to its extensive collection, the library provides research support through various guides and resources. It operates extended hours during the academic semester, ensuring that students have access to materials when they need them most. The library also houses special collections, particularly in religion and theology, including rare books like a 1478 copy of "The Canterbury Tales" by William Caxton. The library also maintains the Saint Vincent College Archives, which include records, photographs, and digital collections that document the history of the institution. The Dale P. Latimer Library is committed to fostering learning and research while providing a welcoming and supportive environment for the Saint Vincent College community and beyond