Center Court, La Patisserie, the Bistro, CrossRoads, and Express are all available under one roof. You can take the library books anywhere you go in the building. The media collection has also been expanded. There are even study carrels, or desks, that allow students to use their laptops to plug into the Internet and other electronic information systems, including Polaris, the library's online catalog. This theater has 310 seats for movie-viewing pleasure.
All shows are free for students.
The 35-seat instruction room is used to train students to use the computerized library resources. More than 700 are available. Built in 1971, it is home to nearly 200 student organizations and several administrative offices, and serves as a center for student life. Built in 1982, it was enlarged by 18,000 square feet in 1991. SUB II serves as a conference, meeting, and event center, and houses resident dining services.