The library at St. George's College, Aruvithura, has a rich history, having started functioning in 1965. Over the years, it has undergone significant upgrades and expansion to become a first-grade library. In 1978, the post of a first-grade Librarian and a IV-grade librarian were sanctioned, indicating the growing importance of the library as a vital academic resource.

Today, the library has a vast collection of resources to support the academic programs of the college. There are 32,330 books available on various subjects, including literature, science, technology, history, and philosophy. The library also has 58 periodicals, 250 CDs, and access to 8 newspapers, providing students and staff with access to the latest research and developments in their fields of interest.

In addition to the regular collection, the library also provides resources specifically for academic support programs. 400 books are allotted for Walk with Scholar Programme and Scholar Support Programme. The library is a member of the National Digital Library of India (NDLI) and provides access to the NLIST facility, which provides access to electronic resources, including books, journals, and databases.

The library is equipped with computers and provides internet access to students and staff, making it easy for them to search for academic resources and research materials online. The library also offers repographic facilities, allowing students to make copies of materials that they need.

To facilitate easy access to its vast collection, the library uses an Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC). Users can search for books, journals, and other materials using the OPAC, making it easy to locate and retrieve resources.

At St. George's College, Aruvithura, the library is a valuable resource for the academic community. Its collection of resources, including books, journals, and electronic resources, provides a wealth of knowledge to students and staff. The library's commitment to providing access to the latest research and developments in different fields ensures that it remains a vital component of the college's academic programs.