The Digital Theological Library is a co-owned, born-digital library of religious and theological studies, with excellent collections in other disciplines that make up SSU's programs, including peace and justice and reconciliation studies. The mission of the DTL2 is to support the library resource needs for scholars and students of religion. The DTL2 is a member-funded, nonprofit corporation whose mission is entirely non-commercial. All assets of the DTL2 are permanently and irrevocably dedicated to charity.

   

The DTL2 is a world-class research library that includes the following:

   

• 1.4+ million ebooks

• 61,000+ journals

• 104 million indexed articles

• 119+ databases

• 30+ subject guides

   

With an annual acquisitions budget of over 1 million dollars, the collections of DTL2 are constantly growing as are our databases and subject guides.

   

Highlights of the DTL2 collection include the following:

   

• Every Bible Commentary that is available digitally;

• All of JSTOR, Project Muse, and ProQuest;

• PsychBOOKS, PyschArticles, PyschInfo, PsychoTherapy.net;

• Loeb Classical Library, Naxos Music, Patrologia Latina, Philosophy Document Center;

• All ebook titles in recent religious studies from Duke, Harvard, de Gruyter, Cambridge University Press, Bloomsbury, and Taylor & Francis;

• Major collections from Brill, Fortress, Zondervan, Eerdmans, Baker, University of Chicago, Yale, & Peeters among others;

• Non-English databases in Chinese, Korean, German, Spanish, and French;

• Acquisition contracts with Gale, Wiley, Rittenhouse, Ebsco, ProQuest, Sage, Springer and others.