Q. Is Fuller's library open to the public?

The David Allan Hubbard Library exists to serve the information and research needs of Fuller Theological Seminary and the broader graduate theological academic community. As such, the Fuller Library is a private library only for the use of Fuller students, faculty, staff, other members of the immediate Fuller community, and authorized library-card holders.

However, Members of the public who are conducting graduate scholarly research of Christianity, theology, missiology, psychology, and other related disciplines are welcome to consult the library’s collections on site via prior arrangement or approval from the Library Director or Library staff. Any visitors who have not been issued a library card, and who would like to utilize the facility, must fill out an Entrance Application for review. Application responses will be returned within 5-7 business days. Click here for more information about establishing a library account.

Clergy/ pastor accounts are not being offered at this time, but may be offered again in the future.

If you have additional questions please see our access policies page, or contact the Manager of Library Public Services at 626.584.5684, or the Circulation Desk at 626.584.5218.  You may also email the library Circulation Desk at lib-info@fuller.edu.

Groups of visitors from other institutions are asked to make arrangements with Circulation prior to the proposed visit.