The University Library is open to all students, faculty, and staff. The Library houses a major collection of Buddhist texts, books about Buddhism, and Buddhist periodicals, in both Asian and Western languages. In addition, it contains collections in literature, the humanities, the social sciences, and other disciplines. The main Library is a two-story, Tudor style, brick building located at the northeast portion of the campus. On the first floor are found stacks for general works in English and Chinese, an audio visual room where Buddhist tapes and language tapes are housed, and a reference book area. On the second floor are housed Buddhist works, including Buddhist stacks, a reference room and study area, a restricted access room for Vinaya Texts, a display room for rare Buddhist books, a computer room for information retrieval and publications searching, and a commons area. Other libraries on campus include: three Buddhist reference library areas at Joyous Giving House, a Buddhist and language reference library at Tathagata Monastery; a TESL reference library in the University Building; and boys’ school and girls’ school libraries. Library study tours are available upon request.