Special Collections at Molloy comprises the College Archives and Records Management program, Digital Collections and Personal Papers, Rare Books, Art and Artifact Collections, Art Gallery and Exhibition programs.

We are committed to developing and maintaining collections of value to the college, its history, and our community.  We offer exhibitions, presentations, and programs that create opportunities for study, exploration, and dialog in support of the academic curriculum and cultural life of Molloy.

Our staff is available to partner with all disciplines to introduce collection materials to the classroom, promoting the refinement of primary source research skills and visual thinking strategies. Teach with us! We can create programming specific to your needs.

What's New

	Living History Project: COVID-19 a Long Island Journal The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the world in innumerable ways. As our lives and communities change, it is important to document our local experiences for the future. Read More
	Exploring The Saint John's Bible Interactive experiences that examine illuminations from The Saint John's Bible. Read More