Library

About the Pacific Bible College Library

The Pacific Bible College Library offers more than 3,500 books and a number of electronic databases as learning resources to help you in your studies. Access to the library catalog and electronic resources is available in Populi, our college management system.

New Addition: Pacific Bible College has recently purchased over 10,000 physical books from Eternity Bible College, a sister college that is transitioning its library completely online. Thanks to this new addition, Pacific Bible College will have the premier theological library in southern Oregon. The new collection will be available when we move into our new campus.

How to Check out a Book

Books can easily be checked out by students using the Library Kiosk. The Kiosk is a self-serve computer located in the library and is equipped to search the catalog, locate, and check out / return books. The Kiosk can also be used by students for research and printing needs.

Digital Collections

Pacific Bible College gives its students and instructors access to multiple digital collections including EBSCO and Gale databases. EBSCO contains an eBook collection with hundreds of thousands of books. Gale contains a combination of eBooks, journal articles, and opposing viewpoints on current events.

Resources

Library Database

You will not be able to make holds or check your account if you are not signed into your Populi account. If you want to check out a book, place a hold on a book, or check the status on your account, you will need to sign into your Populi account by clicking on the log-in tab link at the top right corner of the library search page.

View Database

Gale Database

Electronic magazine and journal articles are available to PBC students in several databases published by Gale Resources.

If prompted for a password, type in: pacific.

View Gale Database

Learning Express

For those who would like extra help with math or writing, or for those who would like to research career options, Learning Express is a great resource. PBC has an account with Learning Express that students can use to set up personal accounts for free.

View Learning Express