Floyd S. Hayden, the founder of Citrus College, located north of the Ross L. Handy Campus Center and east of the Administration Building, reopened in August 2002 after extensive renovation and expansion. It includes an Archives/Special Collections and an Art Gallery, where student and faculty work is exhibited.
The library staff assists students with their research for term papers, speeches and personal information needs. The library has individual and group study areas, computers, audiovisual equipment and photocopiers.
The library houses over 50,000 books, 130 periodical subscriptions, audio and video recordings, printed music, art reproductions. The library also subscribes to thirty internet-based fulltext databases which are searchable from any campus computer or from home. Students are invited to explore the library's many resources and services, to become acquainted with the staff, and to use the library as a pleasant place to study and relax.