The UTS Library maintains a collection of approximately 50,000 titles, which includes books, audio and video media, and periodicals. Holdings of academic titles in Korean and Japanese assist students from these countries.

The library subscribes to several online databases including ProQuest, OCLC, the American Theological Library Association Religions Database (ATLA RDB), and the American Theological Library Association Serials (ATLAS). Students can access thous­ands of journals and articles that cover a wide range of topics from their personal computers or terminals available in the lib­rary.  In 2007, UTS opened the Infor­ma­tion Commons, a computer facility where stu­dents can conduct personal research, engage in group projects, and participate in informa­tion literacy workshops. 

The Barrytown campus is within an easy drive to New York City, home to some of the best libraries in the world. UTS students can use the resources of any semi­nary library in the New York area through our member­ship in the New York Area Theolo­gi­cal Library Association (NYATLA), and have access to over 1.5 million books and jour­nals in libraries in the Hudson Valley through our membership in the Southeastern New York Library Resource Council.