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, 2001, the 6,384,711 volumes held by the Bloomington campus libraries made up 71 percent of the total system's holdings. The IUPUI campus housed 15 percent of the entire collection, and the other campuses held 14 percent of the collection. Between 1995 and 2001, the holdings of the total system increased by 943,787 volumes, an increase of almost 12 percent.

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES

Size of Collection

1995-96 and 2000-01

							Percent
Campus	1995-96		2000-2001		Change		Change

Bloomington	5,789,924	6,384,711	594,787	10.3%

IUPUI
Health Division	259,471	301,914	42,443	16.4%
General Academic Division	831,656	1,005,432	173,776	20.9%
Total	1,091,127	1,307,346	216,219	19.8%

East	60,460	65,884	5,424	9.0%

Kokomo	122,535	133,962	11,427	9.3%

Northwest	215,353	241,735	26,382	12.3%

South Bend	261,671	288,750	27,079	10.3%

Southeast	178,419	207,815	29,396	16.5%

Subtotal	7,719,489	8,630,203	910,714	11.8%

Fort Wayne	305,040	338,113	33,073	10.8%

Total Indiana University	8,024,529	8,968,316	943,787	11.8%

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