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Mitchell Memorial Library
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Mississippi State University Libraries
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Mitchell Memorial Library is the main library of Mississippi State University (MSU), operating as part of MSU Libraries, a public, state-funded library system located in Mississippi State (Starkville), Mississippi. It serves MSU undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff, alumni, and broader community members, with services spanning circulation, course reserves, research consultation, scholarly communication, and instruction. The library also houses the Archives and Special Collections department, which curates unique holdings such as the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Collection, the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana, the John Grisham Collection, and the Myrna Colley-Lee Costume Collection, and operates as a designated USPTO Patent and Trademark Resource Center.

The library's product portfolio is built on a layered technology stack: a SIRSI-powered Online Catalog, an EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) federated search layer, an Atlas Systems ILLiad interlibrary loan system, and the Scholars Junction institutional repository hosting theses, dissertations, open-access journals, and digital collections. Discovery and access extend to more than 30 licensed database vendors, including EBSCO, Gale-Cengage, ProQuest, JSTOR, and Adam Matthew. Service facilities include the MaxxSouth Digital Media Center (multimedia workstations, VR/Gaming Studio, AV/TV studios, 3D printing, Glowforge, wide-format printing, and a makerspace), the Writing Center, research guides via LibGuides, ETD formatting support, data management services (DMPTool, ORCID, OpenRefine), and the Bob and Kathy Luke Architecture, Art and Design Library branch. The library integrates with Canvas LMS for embedded instruction and configures Google Scholar library links for full-text routing.

Mitchell's revenue model is institutional rather than commercial. Primary funding flows through Mississippi State University's state appropriations, supplemented by research grants and sponsored programs. Transactional revenue is incidental: $20 annual courtesy cards for community members, $2 per-item equipment checkout fees, $10/day equipment late fees, scanning and archive reproduction fees ($0.20/page for reference scans; $5–$60/item for high-resolution and A/V reproductions), and wide-format printing rush surcharges ($25 same-day, $10 next-day). In April 2026 the library was elected to the Association of Research Libraries (ARL), becoming the only Mississippi university with ARL membership, and it is a charter member of the Mississippi Library Partnership consortium. The go-to-market motion is community-led: services are distributed through on-campus physical locations, the library website, VPN-enabled remote access, and partner-driven interlibrary loan.

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Mitchell Memorial Library is the main library of Mississippi State University, serving MSU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members through research collections, digital access systems, scholarly publishing infrastructure, and unique special collections including the Grant Presidential and Lincolniana archives.

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academic library services, research database access, special collections archives, interlibrary loan services, institutional repository
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1Academic & Research Library Operations (College/University Libraries)
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2Digital Library & Electronic Resources Operations (e-Resources, Repositories, Licensing)
CodeEDAEAGAFPrimaryNo
3Library User Services & Information Support (Reference, Research Help, Instruction Support)
CodeEDAEAGALPrimaryNo
4Humanities & Arts Scholarly Publishing
CodeEDAGAFAEPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Libraries and Archives51921
  • Libraries and Archives519210
  • Web Search Portals, Libraries, Archives, and Other Information Services519
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
  • Miscellaneous Publishing2741
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Academic Library Services
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1University Funding
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Primary funding from Mississippi State University operating budget as a university library system

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2Library Services Fees
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Fees collected for courtesy cards ($20 annual), printing, equipment checkout, and special services

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3Grant and Sponsored Programs
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Funding from research grants and sponsored programs supporting library collections and services

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Pricing details6 tiers
1Courtesy Card - $20 annual fee for community members
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Community members can purchase courtesy cards for $20 annually. Alumni can obtain free Courtesy Card with proof of Alumni Association membership.

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2Equipment checkout usage fee - $2 per item
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$2 usage fee charged to Banner account when checking out powered equipment (laptops, digital cameras, tablets)

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3Late fees - $10 per day on equipment
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$10 per day late fee on all equipment. After 7 days, equipment declared 'lost' and full replacement fee charged.

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4Course reserve printing - $25 rush fee
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Additional $25 fee for rush printing within 48 hours for course reserves

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5Wide-format printing - Rush fees apply
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Rush Fee per print - same day $25 / next day $10 (excluding weekends). Standard 3 business days turnaround.

library.msstate.edu
6Archive scanning services
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePer transaction
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Reference scans $0.20/page. High-resolution: MSU Affiliate $5/item, others $10/item. A/V materials: MSU Affiliate $40/item, other $60/item. Additional licensing fees for publications.

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1Mitchell Memorial Library
Description

The main library building at Mississippi State University, named Mitchell Memorial Library.

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Mitchell Memorial Library is the primary research library of Mississippi State University, providing access to physical and digital collections, research databases, special collections, and interlibrary loan services. It operates an institutional repository (Scholars Junction), an electronic library system (SIRSI catalog and EBSCO Discovery), archives and special collections, and a MaxxSouth Digital Media Center with multimedia, VR, 3D printing, and makerspace equipment. The library delivers research support, course reserves, writing assistance, scholarly communication services, patent and trademark resources, and open-access journal hosting primarily to MSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

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  • Elected to Association of Research Libraries - only Mississippi university with ARL membership
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Mitchell Memorial Library is the primary library of Mississippi State University, operating as a unified library system with one main facility (Mitchell Memorial Library) and one specialized branch (Bob and Kathy Luke Architecture, Art and Design Library). The library's product portfolio centers on information access infrastructure — the SIRSI-powered Online Catalog and EBSCO Discovery layer provide unified search across physical and digital holdings; Scholar's Junction serves as the institutional repository for ETDs, open-access journals, and digital collections; and the ILLiad system manages interlibrary loans. Beyond discovery, the library offers a broad suite of services including the MaxxSouth Digital Media Center (multimedia workstations, studios, VR, 3D printing, wide-format printing, and a makerspace), Archives and Special Collections with a Digitization Lab, research guides via LibGuides, patent/trademark resources, data management support, open-access journal hosting, and traditional circulation/reserve services. The system also supports remote access via VPN and Canvas LMS integration for embedded instruction.

Product and service15 records
1Mitchell Memorial Library
CategoryLibrary facility
Description

The main library building at Mississippi State University, housing the primary collection, Access and Information desk, Archives and Special Collections, the Digitization Lab, the MaxxSouth Digital Media Center, and the Writing Center. It serves as the central hub for research, instruction, and community engagement.

2Bob and Kathy Luke Architecture, Art and Design Library
CategoryBranch library
Description

A specialized branch library serving the College of Art, Architecture, and Design at Mississippi State University, located at 899 Collegeview. Holds collections of periodicals, reserve readings, journals, maps, drawings, and media, with dedicated research guides and course reserves.

3Online Catalog
CategoryCatalog system
Description

The SIRSI-powered catalog providing access to print and electronic books, video, theses and dissertations, special collections, and items held by MSU and partner libraries. Accessible at mlp.ent.sirsi.net with NetID authentication for off-campus access.

4Discovery
CategoryDiscovery search platform
Description

An EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) layer providing unified access to the catalog, digital collections, theses and dissertations, and the library's major databases. Supports full-text and peer-reviewed filtering options.

5Scholar's Junction Institutional Repository
CategoryInstitutional repository
Description

MSU's institutional repository (Scholar's Junction) managed by the library, hosting theses and dissertations, faculty publications, open-access journals, digital collections, and archival materials. Integrates with Scholars Junction for self-deposit and mediated submission workflows.

6Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad)
CategoryInterlibrary loan service
Description

An electronic interlibrary loan system (ILLiad by Atlas Systems) enabling patrons to request materials from other libraries. Supports electronic delivery of articles in PDF format and a web-based request tracking interface. Requires NetID/NetPassword authentication.

7Archives and Special Collections
CategorySpecial collections service
Description

Department within Mitchell Memorial Library housing rare and unique historical materials, including the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Collection, the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana, the Charles H. Templeton Music Museum, and the John Grisham Collection. Services include research appointments, material digitization, and permission to publish.

8MaxxSouth Digital Media Center
CategoryDigital media and makerspace facility
Description

A technology and media hub within Mitchell Memorial Library offering multimedia workstations (PCs and Macs), AV/TV studios, a collaboration studio, a Virtual Reality and Gaming Studio, 3D printing (Glowforge and standard printers), die-cutting, sewing machines, wide-format printing, and makerspace consultations. Manages the library's physical and digital media equipment lending.

9Course Reserves
CategoryCourse support service
Description

Materials placed on reserve by instructors for student use, including books, media, and course readings. Available in traditional print format (closed reserve, 2-day, 24-hour checkout) and electronic reserves (e-reserves) accessible through the catalog.

10Research Guides (LibGuides)
CategoryResearch support service
Description

Curated, subject-specific guides created by librarians covering research strategies, databases, citation styles, and resources. Includes course supplement guides, subject guides, and how-to tutorials. Available through the LibGuides platform.

11ETD Submission and Formatting Service
CategoryGraduate student support service
Description

Support for graduate students submitting Electronic Theses and Dissertations, including formatting templates, tutorials (YouTube playlist), and one-on-one formatting consultations. Submission is handled through Scholar's Junction.

12Open Access Journal Hosting
CategoryScholarly publishing service
Description

The library hosts open-access journals through Scholar's Junction, including Emancipations, The Rural Educator, Journal of Human Sciences and Extension, and Journal of Public Health in the Deep South. Includes a journal hosting consultation service.

13Patent and Trademark Resource Center (PTRC)
CategoryGovernment-designated research center
Description

Designated as a Patent and Trademark Resource Center by the USPTO, providing access to patent databases, trademark resources, and specialist support for intellectual property research.

14Wide-Format Printing
CategoryPrint production service
Description

Canon imagePROGRAF 4100S-based printing service producing posters, banners, and large-format signage up to 44" x 80'. Supports matte paper, photo paper, and adhesive substrates. Rush fees apply for same-day or next-day printing.

15Makerspace and 3D Printing
CategoryFabrication service
Description

The library's makerspace offers 3D printing (standard FDM and Glowforge laser cutting/engraving), die-cutting (Cricut), sewing machines (Janome HD), and button-making. Consultations are required and available via online form.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-09
Description

International partnership hosting a delegation from Pontifical University Antonianum to showcase MSU Libraries' collections and services including the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library, Williams Collection of Lincolniana, and Digitization Lab.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Charter member of consortium enabling interlibrary loan, resource sharing, and borrowing privileges with participating Mississippi libraries including MUW, MSMS, EMCC, and SHS.

3Database Vendors (EBSCO, Gale-Cengage, ProQuest, JSTOR, etc.)
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Licensed access to academic databases from vendors including EBSCO (54 databases), Gale-Cengage (299 databases), JSTOR, Project MUSE, and numerous other publishers and aggregators.

guides.library.msstate.edu
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TypeDirect peer
Description

The University of Mississippi's library system serves the state's other major public research university in Oxford, MS. Operates under similar SEC academic context and comparable land-grant-adjacent public university mission, providing direct comparison for collection scope, special collections holdings, and research services at a Mississippi peer institution.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The University of Tennessee Libraries serves a comparable Southeastern SEC public research university with similar scale and collection depth. Direct comparable for academic library operations in the regional peer group.

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The University of Alabama Libraries serves a comparable Southeastern public research university with similar SEC Athletic conference positioning, student population scale, and land-grant-adjacent research mission. Comparable in scope of special collections, database subscriptions, and digitization programs.

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LSU Libraries serves Louisiana's flagship land-grant and SEC peer institution with comparable research collection scope, special collections depth, and historical manuscript holdings. Direct comparable on scale of operations and institutional positioning within the SEC.

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Texas A&M University Libraries serves a comparable major SEC land-grant research university with similar institutional mission, scale, and research library investment profile. Strong benchmark for collection scope, digital initiatives, and special collections depth at a peer land-grant institution.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The University of Georgia Libraries serves a flagship Southeastern public research university with comparable ARL-eligible research profile, similar size, and analogous special collections investments. Provides direct benchmark for academic library operations at a major SEC peer.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Auburn University Libraries serves a Southeastern SEC peer institution with similar land-grant heritage and comparable undergraduate-focused research university profile. Closely comparable in size, special collections investment, and ARL-eligible research library operations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The University of Florida Libraries serves a flagship Southeastern public research university with comparable ARL membership profile, similar research-intensive scope, and analogously broad special collections. Direct peer for benchmarking research support services and scholarly communications offerings.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Vanderbilt University Libraries serves a major private research university in the same Southeastern region with substantially greater endowment and longer-established special collections. Comparable in research-tier scope but operates at larger scale with private-institution funding flexibility that MSU Libraries lacks.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Duke University Libraries operates one of the leading private research libraries in the Southeast with nationally recognized special collections, advanced digital scholarship programs, and substantially greater resources. Comparable as a research-intensive academic library benchmark but operates at meaningfully larger scale with private-institution flexibility.

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Mitchell Memorial Library

Academic Library Serviceslibrary.msstate.edu

Mitchell Memorial Library is the main library of Mississippi State University, serving MSU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members through research collections, digital access systems, scholarly publishing infrastructure, and unique special collections including the Grant Presidential and Lincolniana archives.

What Mitchell Memorial Library does

Mitchell Memorial Library is the main library of Mississippi State University (MSU), operating as part of MSU Libraries, a public, state-funded library system located in Mississippi State (Starkville), Mississippi. It serves MSU undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff, alumni, and broader community members, with services spanning circulation, course reserves, research consultation, scholarly communication, and instruction. The library also houses the Archives and Special Collections department, which curates unique holdings such as the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Collection, the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana, the John Grisham Collection, and the Myrna Colley-Lee Costume Collection, and operates as a designated USPTO Patent and Trademark Resource Center.

The library's product portfolio is built on a layered technology stack: a SIRSI-powered Online Catalog, an EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) federated search layer, an Atlas Systems ILLiad interlibrary loan system, and the Scholars Junction institutional repository hosting theses, dissertations, open-access journals, and digital collections. Discovery and access extend to more than 30 licensed database vendors, including EBSCO, Gale-Cengage, ProQuest, JSTOR, and Adam Matthew. Service facilities include the MaxxSouth Digital Media Center (multimedia workstations, VR/Gaming Studio, AV/TV studios, 3D printing, Glowforge, wide-format printing, and a makerspace), the Writing Center, research guides via LibGuides, ETD formatting support, data management services (DMPTool, ORCID, OpenRefine), and the Bob and Kathy Luke Architecture, Art and Design Library branch. The library integrates with Canvas LMS for embedded instruction and configures Google Scholar library links for full-text routing.

Mitchell's revenue model is institutional rather than commercial. Primary funding flows through Mississippi State University's state appropriations, supplemented by research grants and sponsored programs. Transactional revenue is incidental: $20 annual courtesy cards for community members, $2 per-item equipment checkout fees, $10/day equipment late fees, scanning and archive reproduction fees ($0.20/page for reference scans; $5–$60/item for high-resolution and A/V reproductions), and wide-format printing rush surcharges ($25 same-day, $10 next-day). In April 2026 the library was elected to the Association of Research Libraries (ARL), becoming the only Mississippi university with ARL membership, and it is a charter member of the Mississippi Library Partnership consortium. The go-to-market motion is community-led: services are distributed through on-campus physical locations, the library website, VPN-enabled remote access, and partner-driven interlibrary loan.

Mitchell Memorial Library firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Mitchell Memorial Library
Legal name
Mississippi State University Libraries
Website
https://library.msstate.edu
Company type
Public
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Mitchell Memorial Library is the main library of Mississippi State University, serving MSU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members through research collections, digital access systems, scholarly publishing infrastructure, and unique special collections including the Grant Presidential and Lincolniana archives.
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Mitchell Memorial Library industry classification

Industry
Product category
Academic Library Services
NAICS
Libraries and Archives (51921), Libraries and Archives (519210), Web Search Portals, Libraries, Archives, and Other Information Services (519)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200), Miscellaneous Publishing (2741)
akta.pro primary industry
Academic & Research Library Operations (College/University Libraries) (EDAEAGAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Digital Library & Electronic Resources Operations (e-Resources, Repositories, Licensing) (EDAEAGAF), Library User Services & Information Support (Reference, Research Help, Instruction Support) (EDAEAGAL), Humanities & Arts Scholarly Publishing (EDAGAFAE)

Keywords

  • Academic library services
  • Research database access
  • Special collections archives
  • Interlibrary loan services
  • Institutional repository

Where Mitchell Memorial Library is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Mississippi State
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Mitchell Memorial Library business model

Business model
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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Others

Revenue model

  1. University Funding: Primary funding from Mississippi State University operating budget as a university library system
  2. Library Services Fees: Fees collected for courtesy cards ($20 annual), printing, equipment checkout, and special services
  3. Grant and Sponsored Programs: Funding from research grants and sponsored programs supporting library collections and services

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualCourtesy Card - $20 annual fee for community members
Unit PricingPer transactionEquipment checkout usage fee - $2 per item
OtherPer transactionLate fees - $10 per day on equipment
OtherPer transactionCourse reserve printing - $25 rush fee
Unit PricingPer transactionWide-format printing - Rush fees apply
Unit PricingPer transactionArchive scanning services

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Mitchell Memorial Library product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Mitchell Memorial Library is the primary research library of Mississippi State University, providing access to physical and digital collections, research databases, special collections, and interlibrary loan services. It operates an institutional repository (Scholars Junction), an electronic library system (SIRSI catalog and EBSCO Discovery), archives and special collections, and a MaxxSouth Digital Media Center with multimedia, VR, 3D printing, and makerspace equipment. The library delivers research support, course reserves, writing assistance, scholarly communication services, patent and trademark resources, and open-access journal hosting primarily to MSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

Product overview

Mitchell Memorial Library is the primary library of Mississippi State University, operating as a unified library system with one main facility (Mitchell Memorial Library) and one specialized branch (Bob and Kathy Luke Architecture, Art and Design Library). The library's product portfolio centers on information access infrastructure — the SIRSI-powered Online Catalog and EBSCO Discovery layer provide unified search across physical and digital holdings; Scholar's Junction serves as the institutional repository for ETDs, open-access journals, and digital collections; and the ILLiad system manages interlibrary loans. Beyond discovery, the library offers a broad suite of services including the MaxxSouth Digital Media Center (multimedia workstations, studios, VR, 3D printing, wide-format printing, and a makerspace), Archives and Special Collections with a Digitization Lab, research guides via LibGuides, patent/trademark resources, data management support, open-access journal hosting, and traditional circulation/reserve services. The system also supports remote access via VPN and Canvas LMS integration for embedded instruction.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Mitchell Memorial Library: The main library building at Mississippi State University, named Mitchell Memorial Library.

Products and services

  • Mitchell Memorial Library The main library building at Mississippi State University, housing the primary collection, Access and Information desk, Archives and Special Collections, the Digitization Lab, the MaxxSouth Digital Media Center, and the Writing Center. It serves as the central hub for research, instruction, and community engagement.
  • Bob and Kathy Luke Architecture, Art and Design Library A specialized branch library serving the College of Art, Architecture, and Design at Mississippi State University, located at 899 Collegeview. Holds collections of periodicals, reserve readings, journals, maps, drawings, and media, with dedicated research guides and course reserves.
  • Online Catalog The SIRSI-powered catalog providing access to print and electronic books, video, theses and dissertations, special collections, and items held by MSU and partner libraries. Accessible at mlp.ent.sirsi.net with NetID authentication for off-campus access.
  • Discovery An EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) layer providing unified access to the catalog, digital collections, theses and dissertations, and the library's major databases. Supports full-text and peer-reviewed filtering options.
  • Scholar's Junction Institutional Repository MSU's institutional repository (Scholar's Junction) managed by the library, hosting theses and dissertations, faculty publications, open-access journals, digital collections, and archival materials. Integrates with Scholars Junction for self-deposit and mediated submission workflows.
  • Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad) An electronic interlibrary loan system (ILLiad by Atlas Systems) enabling patrons to request materials from other libraries. Supports electronic delivery of articles in PDF format and a web-based request tracking interface. Requires NetID/NetPassword authentication.
  • Archives and Special Collections Department within Mitchell Memorial Library housing rare and unique historical materials, including the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Collection, the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana, the Charles H. Templeton Music Museum, and the John Grisham Collection. Services include research appointments, material digitization, and permission to publish.
  • MaxxSouth Digital Media Center A technology and media hub within Mitchell Memorial Library offering multimedia workstations (PCs and Macs), AV/TV studios, a collaboration studio, a Virtual Reality and Gaming Studio, 3D printing (Glowforge and standard printers), die-cutting, sewing machines, wide-format printing, and makerspace consultations. Manages the library's physical and digital media equipment lending.
  • Course Reserves Materials placed on reserve by instructors for student use, including books, media, and course readings. Available in traditional print format (closed reserve, 2-day, 24-hour checkout) and electronic reserves (e-reserves) accessible through the catalog.
  • Research Guides (LibGuides) Curated, subject-specific guides created by librarians covering research strategies, databases, citation styles, and resources. Includes course supplement guides, subject guides, and how-to tutorials. Available through the LibGuides platform.
  • ETD Submission and Formatting Service Support for graduate students submitting Electronic Theses and Dissertations, including formatting templates, tutorials (YouTube playlist), and one-on-one formatting consultations. Submission is handled through Scholar's Junction.
  • Open Access Journal Hosting The library hosts open-access journals through Scholar's Junction, including Emancipations, The Rural Educator, Journal of Human Sciences and Extension, and Journal of Public Health in the Deep South. Includes a journal hosting consultation service.
  • Patent and Trademark Resource Center (PTRC) Designated as a Patent and Trademark Resource Center by the USPTO, providing access to patent databases, trademark resources, and specialist support for intellectual property research.
  • Wide-Format Printing Canon imagePROGRAF 4100S-based printing service producing posters, banners, and large-format signage up to 44" x 80'. Supports matte paper, photo paper, and adhesive substrates. Rush fees apply for same-day or next-day printing.
  • Makerspace and 3D Printing The library's makerspace offers 3D printing (standard FDM and Glowforge laser cutting/engraving), die-cutting (Cricut), sewing machines (Janome HD), and button-making. Consultations are required and available via online form.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Elected to Association of Research Libraries - only Mississippi university with ARL membership
  • +1 more outcomes

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Mitchell Memorial Library partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • Pontifical University AntonianumminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 9 April 2026International partnership hosting a delegation from Pontifical University Antonianum to showcase MSU Libraries' collections and services including the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library, Williams Collection of Lincolniana, and Digitization Lab.
  • Mississippi Library PartnershipcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorCharter member of consortium enabling interlibrary loan, resource sharing, and borrowing privileges with participating Mississippi libraries including MUW, MSMS, EMCC, and SHS.
  • Database Vendors (EBSCO, Gale-Cengage, ProQuest, JSTOR, etc.)coreTechnology or IntegrationLicensed access to academic databases from vendors including EBSCO (54 databases), Gale-Cengage (299 databases), JSTOR, Project MUSE, and numerous other publishers and aggregators.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Mitchell Memorial Library competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • University of Mississippi Libraries: The University of Mississippi's library system serves the state's other major public research university in Oxford, MS. Operates under similar SEC academic context and comparable land-grant-adjacent public university mission, providing direct comparison for collection scope, special collections holdings, and research services at a Mississippi peer institution.
  • University of Tennessee Libraries: The University of Tennessee Libraries serves a comparable Southeastern SEC public research university with similar scale and collection depth. Direct comparable for academic library operations in the regional peer group.
  • University of Alabama Libraries: The University of Alabama Libraries serves a comparable Southeastern public research university with similar SEC Athletic conference positioning, student population scale, and land-grant-adjacent research mission. Comparable in scope of special collections, database subscriptions, and digitization programs.
  • LSU Libraries: LSU Libraries serves Louisiana's flagship land-grant and SEC peer institution with comparable research collection scope, special collections depth, and historical manuscript holdings. Direct comparable on scale of operations and institutional positioning within the SEC.
  • Texas A&M University Libraries: Texas A&M University Libraries serves a comparable major SEC land-grant research university with similar institutional mission, scale, and research library investment profile. Strong benchmark for collection scope, digital initiatives, and special collections depth at a peer land-grant institution.
  • University of Georgia Libraries: The University of Georgia Libraries serves a flagship Southeastern public research university with comparable ARL-eligible research profile, similar size, and analogous special collections investments. Provides direct benchmark for academic library operations at a major SEC peer.
  • Auburn University Libraries: Auburn University Libraries serves a Southeastern SEC peer institution with similar land-grant heritage and comparable undergraduate-focused research university profile. Closely comparable in size, special collections investment, and ARL-eligible research library operations.
  • University of Florida Libraries: The University of Florida Libraries serves a flagship Southeastern public research university with comparable ARL membership profile, similar research-intensive scope, and analogously broad special collections. Direct peer for benchmarking research support services and scholarly communications offerings.

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  • Vanderbilt University Libraries: Vanderbilt University Libraries serves a major private research university in the same Southeastern region with substantially greater endowment and longer-established special collections. Comparable in research-tier scope but operates at larger scale with private-institution funding flexibility that MSU Libraries lacks.
  • Duke University Libraries: Duke University Libraries operates one of the leading private research libraries in the Southeast with nationally recognized special collections, advanced digital scholarship programs, and substantially greater resources. Comparable as a research-intensive academic library benchmark but operates at meaningfully larger scale with private-institution flexibility.

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Frequently asked questions about Mitchell Memorial Library

What does Mitchell Memorial Library do?

Mitchell Memorial Library is the primary research library of Mississippi State University, providing access to physical and digital collections, research databases, special collections, and interlibrary loan services. It operates an institutional repository (Scholars Junction), an electronic library system (SIRSI catalog and EBSCO Discovery), archives and special collections, and a MaxxSouth Digital Media Center with multimedia, VR, 3D printing, and makerspace equipment. The library delivers research support, course reserves, writing assistance, scholarly communication services, patent and trademark resources, and open-access journal hosting primarily to MSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

Is Mitchell Memorial Library a public or private company?

Mitchell Memorial Library is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Mitchell Memorial Library founded?

Mitchell Memorial Library was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Mitchell Memorial Library based?

Mitchell Memorial Library is headquartered in Mississippi State, United States, in the North America region.

How does Mitchell Memorial Library make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. University Funding is the primary driver. The others are library Services Fees and grant and Sponsored Programs.

Who are Mitchell Memorial Library's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are University of Mississippi Libraries, University of Tennessee Libraries, University of Alabama Libraries, LSU Libraries, Texas A&M University Libraries, University of Georgia Libraries, Auburn University Libraries and University of Florida Libraries. Broad incumbents are Vanderbilt University Libraries and Duke University Libraries.

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What industry is Mitchell Memorial Library in?

Mitchell Memorial Library's product category is Academic Library Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAEAGAB, Academic & Research Library Operations (College/University Libraries), with a secondary code of EDAEAGAF, Digital Library & Electronic Resources Operations (e-Resources, Repositories, Licensing). Its NAICS code is 51921 and its SIC code is 8200.

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