Visit
Library Hours
ACADEMIC YEAR 2026-2027
Monday – Thursday : 7.30am – 7.00pm
Friday : 7.30am – 3.30pm
The Facility
Recommended Readings
The Recommended Readings of the Bachelor’s programs
Main Collection
More than 10 thousand print books on every topic, ranging from Computer programs to World History (both in Greek and in English). You will also find Greek, American and English literature (among others), and a great selection of books on Perrotis College’s subjects (Agriculture, Marketing, Business, Food Science, etc.)
Magazines and Journals
Magazines and Journals mainly focused on Agriculture, Business, and Food Science
Dissertations & Theses
Deposited Bachelor Dissertations and Master Theses in hard copy
Desktop Computers
8 Desktop computers for research or general use
Laptops
4 Laptops to be used inside the premises
Binding Materials
Materials (spiral, plastic A4 sheets, etc.) for spiral binding of your essays
Photocopy Machine
1 Photocopy machine for printing, photocopying, and scanning
3D Printer
1 3D printer for educational projects with your professors
Learning Commons area
The Learning Commons, a new, contemporary and versatile space with big tables, TV screens, and 2 sound-proof glass rooms, where you can study on your own or do group work
Digital Studio
The Digital Studio, a new professional studio equipped with the latest digital video and audio tools for academic purposes
Historical Archives & Special Collections
The Historical Archives of the American Farm School, a history in print, visual, and audio form that dates back to 1904
Building & Resources Accessibility
The ‘Dimitris and Aliki Perrotis’ Library is located at the heart of the American Farm School and Perrotis College’s campus, at Princeton Hall. The Library is on the 1st floor and can be accessed both on foot through the inner or outer staircase, or by using the elevator. For persons with low mobility, the Library can be accessed from the side of the building using the special ramp and then through the elevator.
Inside the Library premises there are restrooms, a water cooler, natural ventilation (multiple windows) as well as air conditioning, fire detectors and fire extinguishers, a special fireproof room, as well as emergency evacuation routes.
In regards to the resources accessibility, the Library’s EBSCO databases offer text to voice assistance and further accessibility support tools for users with disabilities.
Study
Main Collection area
There are 18 individual desks and 2 large wooden tables for group work. There are also plugs all around the room for easy access to power up your individual devices.
Keeley Room
This study space provides 8 desktop computers for tackling your assignments or for your personal free time.
NOTE: According to the Library’s Computer Use Policy (item no. 4 from the Access and Proper Use paragraph), priority to the computers is given to students who wish to study and work on their assignments.
Learning Commons area
The ‘Vasilios S. and Aphrodite B. Haseotes’ Learning Commons area provides 14 desk areas with multiple seats, 4 TV screens that can be connected to your laptops and provide wide screen view especially for group work, and 2 sound-proof rooms for quiet study or group work when you do not want to disturb other library users. Each one of those rooms has a TV screen which can be used as described previously, however, you need to book these rooms in order to use them, as they can also be used by faculty and/or staff meetings.