Academic facilities
Library
King's College Library is a sequence of picturesque old rooms, with garden views and pleasant spaces to work in (see the virtual tour). It is open to students 24/7, and holds over 130,000 volumes, a computerised catalogue and internet access to other libraries and databases. The staff will order books not yet available. The Rowe Music Library has an excellent collection of printed music and books, both for study purposes and for music-making. See the Library pages.
Archive Centre
The Archive Centre contains the College's own archives but also the papers of a number of important twentieth-century figures, such as the novelist EM Forster, the anthropologist Edmund Leach and the economist John Maynard Keynes (all former members of King's). See the Archive Centre pages.
Turing Computer Room / Library Computer Room
Undergraduates have 24/7 access to computing facilities in the Turing Room as well as a card-operated photocopier. There is also a computer room in the library.
Internet
Undergraduate rooms have high-speed internet connections and there is wi-fi available for King's members in public areas such as the coffee shop and bar.
Graduate Suite
The Graduate Suite is a set of rooms overlooking the main King's courtyard. It includes a study, graduate computer room, and a reading room stocked with journals, as well as coffee and tea making facilities.
