Libraries

The Indiana University Library System includes the libraries on the Bloomington campus, the Indianapolis campus, and the six other campuses. As the largest library system in Indiana, it serves the faculty, students, and staff of Indiana University, all citizens of Indiana, and scholars from around the nation and the world.
The chart below summarizes the number of books and bound journals held by each campus. As of June 30, 2000, the 6,314,658 volumes held by the Bloomington campus libraries made up 68 percent of the total system's holdings. The Indianapolis campus housed 15 percent of the entire collection, and the other campuses held 17 percent of the collection. Between 1994 and 2000, the holdings of the total system increased by 1,413,025 volumes, an increase of almost 18 percent.

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES

Size of Collection

1994-95 and 1999-2000

				Percent
Campus	1994-95	1999-2000	Change	Change
Bloomington	5,676,866	6,314,658	637,792	11.2%

IUPUI
Health Division	255,749	296,101	40,352	15.8%
General Academic Division	789,250	1,096,141	306,891	38.9%
Total	1,044,999	1,392,242	347,243	33.2%

East	59,005	65,888	6,883	11.7%
Kokomo	117,469	132,064	14,595	12.4%
Northwest	211,400	242,667	31,267	14.8%
South Bend	283,361	592,095	308,734	109.0%
Southeast	172,146	202,111	29,965	17.4%
Subtotal	7,565,246	8,941,725	1,376,479	18.2%

Fort Wayne	299,235	335,781	36,546	12.2%

Total Indiana University	7,864,481	9,277,506	1,41,025	18.0%

SOURCE: Office of the Dean of the University Libraries, Statistical Report of the Indiana University Libraries.
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THE LIBRARIES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY