The Library building has 100,000 face bricks in six shades of color ranging from buff to purple. The masons who worked on the building were instructed to lay the mortar down in unequal thickness. This adds to the buildings rustic, Romanesque style. This is the entrance to the FCC Library Part of the extensive Learning Resources Center of the Student Services Division. The LRC contains the historic Library and its modern expansion on the west end of the library building and the Computer Labs, Media Center, Tutorial Center, and specialty media classrooms on the expanded east side of the complex which is opposite the main fountain plaza.
Large windows let in studio quality north light.
The knotty pine walls gave an informal feeling to the room. The room is now used as a conference room by the campus. The 1996 addition to the historic library building. This room houses all of the library's circulating books, hence, it is also known as the Circulating Collection. The collection is about 60,000 titles strong.