Sentence examples for undergraduate library from inspiring English sources

The main undergraduate library at Harvard bears the family's name.

"I like the ambience of a coffee shop, as opposed to an undergraduate library".

He wanted to meet inside the men's restroom in the undergraduate library.

But some said they liked the popular selection at the undergraduate library and feared the loss of a familiar and congenial space.

HOUSTON, May 13 - Students attending the University of Texas at Austin will find something missing from the undergraduate library this fall.

She said she routinely walked to the undergraduate library alone at night, and usually talked on her cellphone to her mother en route.

A front-page article on Saturday about the growing obsolescence of traditional undergraduate libraries on college campuses referred imprecisely to the digital library at the University of Southern California.

But those distinctions have largely crumbled, with research libraries throwing open their stacks, leaving undergraduate libraries as increasingly puny adjuncts with duplicate collections and shelves of light reading.

The trend is being driven, academicians and librarians say, by the dwindling need for undergraduate libraries, many of which were built when leading research libraries were reserved for graduate students and faculty.

Resources include the graduate and undergraduate libraries, athletic facilities, Pac-12 sporting events, concerts, theater, and film series.

The whole speech, I thought, was so profound that it could be parsed and highlighted like one of those dog-eared assigned texts you find on the reserve shelf in undergraduate libraries: Artists suffered from narcissism, which made them susceptible to banter, which they could overcome by resourcefulness, which might lead them to — well, to take up genre studies.