Angelo Bruno Business Library and Bashinsky Computer Center

Angelo Bruno Business Library

The Angelo Bruno Business Library serves the business information needs of the students and faculty of the Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration and the Manderson Graduate School of Business. The library’s resources comprise a wide variety of online computer databases and over 180,000 volumes, including hundreds of business periodicals which offer excellent support of the C&BA teaching and research fields in business, economics, finance, management, marketing, accounting, information systems and statistics.

The library also houses the College's Sloan Y. Bashinsky Sr. Computer Center on its lower level. Special features include an electronic library instruction classroom and several types of seating and study accommodations, including group study rooms for team assignments. Full-text access to business-related periodicals and newspapers is available through such databases as ABI/Inform, Factiva.com, and LEXIS-NEXIS. Extensive worldwide data on publicly traded securities of all kinds is available from BLOOMBERG Financial Markets and News. For library hours please refer to the UA Libraries schedule.

Bruno Business Library was built in 1994 on the old site of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity (which was literally picked up and moved in order to make way for the new library). The building was named in honor of Angelo Bruno (1924- 1991), who was Chairman of the Board of Bruno's, Inc. and donated 4 million dollars toward the construction of a business library.

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Information collected from the Bruno Library Web site.