A look at the unique library of the world's top university
Once famous for the image of Harvard 4:30 am, the library of the world's leading university is where many talented people study to change themselves and society.
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| Harvard University has 76 libraries with more than 18 million volumes. This is the oldest library system in the US and the largest university library, the largest private library system in the world. Photo:Flickr |
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| The Harvard library system was built on donations from many people over the years, including John Harvard and Eleanor Elkins Widener. Photo:Harvard Gazette |
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| Harvard libraries are located both on and off campus. In addition to the large, public library, member schools and faculties also have their own libraries, serving the learning and research process according to their majors. Photo:Flickr |
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| Except for a few libraries that are open 24 hours, most libraries at this world-leading university have specific opening and closing times. Photo:Flickr |
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| Harvard has its own website to introduce and manage the library. Students can check the opening hours, as well as the availability of books and books through this website. Photo:Harvard Gazette |
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| In fact, Harvard's curriculum is not extensive. Students have to spend most of their time studying on their own, and the library is the most important place for them to accumulate knowledge during their four years of study here. Photo:Harvard Gazette |
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| Besides the rich number of books, Harvard library is also famous for its unique, ancient architecture, spacious space and luxurious interior. Photo:Flickr |
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| In particular, Widener Library is considered one of the most interesting things about Harvard. 4 of the 10 floors of the Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library building are underground. Photo:Harvard Gazette |
