The Grace and Joseph Gorevin Fine Arts Gallery is located on the second floor of the Library and sets aside space on campus for art shows presented by Philadelphia area artists and Cabrini art students and faculty. The exhibit area and the shows give arts administration students an opportunity to study gallery management. The Cabriniana Collection is also located on the second floor of the library. Here are collected the papers pertaining to the canonization of Mother Cabrini, as well as many of her writings and ephemera. The College Archives are housed in the library on the lower level.
Materials are available for scholarly research only by appointment.
Never write in any library book or mutilate any library materials. When Cabrini College was first established in 1957, the library was comprised of fewer than 5000 books and was housed in what is today the office of the Vice President for Finance and Administration in the Mansion. The original specifications were for a building that would accommodate 60,000 books, seat 120 students and function adequately for 30 years. Today, the Library shares space with the Fine Arts Department and it has six classrooms. The Library is also the home of the Grace and Joseph Gorevin Fine Arts Gallery which is located on the second floor.