Life West Library
25001 Industrial Blvd. Hayward, CA 94545
Circulation
(510) 780-4507
Reference
(510) 780-4599
ext. 2730
HOURS
Please call to confirm hours.
Monday to Thursday
7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Friday
7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday
12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Current quarter calendar
Extended hours pre-finals, open hours during break, and closures for special events.
Life West Library
Online and onsite
Our mission and services support excellence in patient care.
For fast access to research, use the online resources on the Library Quick Links menu above.
Alumni will find links to free resources, as well as information about the library’s research and article delivery services.
Students interact with library staff to find the most useful library services, materials, equipment, and online resources.
Faculty can quickly review available services in support of research and teaching.
Visitors pursuing research in health science are welcome to use materials for research and study inside the library.
Comments and suggestions about our webpage content are most welcome. Collaboration improves service. Thank you.
Library News
- Are full-text articles available off-campus?
Yes, for students and faculty. Here’s how. 
- Are these Journals online?
Learn to use the Journals AtoZ service to see both print and online subcriptions - and free online journals, too. ...more 
- Classroom Equipment Set-up Guide
Can you connect an Elmo to the video projector in less than 10 seconds? The illustrated pages in this concise guide can save your class. Learn to connect Elmos, laptops and ...more
Our Mission
In support of excellence in patient care, the library provides an effective learning environment for research and study.
Our experienced staff provides service with these goals in mind:
- to ensure that all graduates can access, evaluate, and use information effectively in their practice
- to enhance the curriculum by providing materials, audiovisual production, and computer training to students and faculty
- to support research and lifelong education in the chiropractic community
- to serve as a source of information on chiropractic for the public
- to cooperate with other libraries in order to expand services and promote the dissemination of knowledge