The Gerald M Kline Digital and Multimedia Center, including the Vincent Voice Library, offers both online and traditional media collections, designed to meet research needs across many different disciplines and subject areas. The DMC also serves both the MSU community and the worldwide academic community through digitization projects that preserve scholarly resources.

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(517) 884-6470

366 W. Circle Drive, East Lansing, MI 48824

MSU Main Library, 4 West

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Explore our Collections & Services

  • Browse all Video

    Explore the nearly 50,000 DVDs and Blu Rays in the Kline Digital and Multimedia Center’s video collection.

  • Browse all Softwares

    Explore a variety of software published between 1980 and the present and housed in the Kline Digital and Multimedia Center.

  • Streaming Services

    Looking to stream a movie online? Check out the streaming services offered by MSU Libraries.

  • Gaming

    Learn more about our circulating video game collection, our Video Game Labs, and other services and spaces dedicated to gaming in the Kline Digital and Multimedia Collection.

  • G. Robert Vincent Voice Library

    Affiliated with the Kline Digital and Multimedia Center, the Vincent Voice Library is host to a collection of spoken word audio recordings from the late 19th century to the present covering a wide range of topics. Explore their collections here.