Honnold, the main library, services all five Claremont Colleges and holds over 1.9 million volumes. Scripps' Denison Library has nearly 200,000 volumes, including exceptional collections in the humanities, fine arts, and books by and about significant women. Other libraries in The Claremont Colleges system include Sprague Library and the Pomona Science Library. It offers Scripps, Claremont McKenna, and Pitzer College students of biology, chemistry, and physics top-grade facilities, research opportunities, and a large biological field station. In addition to Scripps' own Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery , a museum-quality gallery with climate, lighting, and security controls, there are two other galleries within The Claremont Colleges.
All galleries feature professional, faculty and student work.
The new Millard Sheets Art Center at Scripps opened in the Spring of 1994. The Scripps Computer Facility, a well-equipped microcomputer laboratory, houses both Macintosh and IBM computers as well as dot matrix and laser printers. Users have access to a six-college network as well as the Internet. Every residence hall offers a computer with Pentium multimedia systems for student use. The Clark Humanities Museum at Scripps is a teaching museum, giving students intimate access to Scripps' extensive permanent collection, and opportunities to curate their own exhibits.