Since the day the Library opened, we have received numerous compliments about our services, organization, building, space utilization, and of course, our applications of new information technology. These have come from everyone from technicians at TVB to prominent international visitors, as well as from our own students and staff. There have been hundreds of visits by individuals, committees, and delegations who consult with us about their own library projects.
Visitors continue to arrive from dozens of local, regional and overseas institutions.
In this issue, we would like to share a few recent examples of how our Library is viewed. They are the Library lying at the heart of the University and the landscape embracing our campus. Similar to the size of the Division, the library collection for Humanities is modest. Given many constraints, the University Librarian and the staff have made tremendous efforts to transcend the limitations by expanding the electronic databases and installing compact shelves to maximize the use of space. I am most indebted to the document supply service that connects library resources both locally and globally.