Its collection comprises about 173,000 volumes, including hundreds of periodicals and other serials. The library uses a variety of networked workstations to provide timely access to information and provide support for research. Extensive data on publicly-traded securities of all kinds is available from the Bloomberg. The tax collection contains both print and web access to current and historical tax cases, regulations, tax code and explanations. Coverage of international business topics is included in each of the major electronic sources.
Looseleaf services provide access to current trends and case law in labor and human resources.
An outstanding feature of the Angelo Bruno Business Library is its collection of corporate reports. The collection extends back to the 1950's or earlier for hundreds of companies and is supplemented by a collection of Moody s Manuals published yearly since 1900. The library provides convenient access to information resources through traditional as well as technologically advanced means. The Bruno Information Network provides computerized access to library resources, including the library catalog, the World Wide Web, and commercial databases. An adaptive workstation is available for blind, visually impaired, and learning disabled persons.