The department is well served by the Queen Elizabeth II Library with its holdings of over a million volumes and impressive collection of periodicals. The department also boasts its own library, containing many basic texts, reference and representative critical works in the discipline. It also houses slide-projectors, a collection of over 1,500 slides, a microfilm reader, Macintosh and IBM computers, a laser printer and the Pandora program for searching the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae data base.
Web access is also available.