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ARL Rankings

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Using a variety of metrics such as accessibility, materials expenditures, volumes held, and staff size, the Association for Research Libraries [[1]] has consistently ranked the Michigan library system among the top ten in the nation. Rankings, holdings and expenditures for recent years are depicted in the table below.

Year Volumes Held Volumes Added Gross Current Series Total Expenditures Total Staff Index Score Index Rank
1986 5920576 145349 66106 17526414 451 0.99 9
1987 6019919 135011 67115 18851310 406 0.93 9
1988 6133171 130358 67530 20472160 444 0.96 10
1989 6237521 119296 68299 21111158 444 0.89 10
1990 6369490 141606 69937 22394006 429 0.94 10
1991 6579152 128783 70157 25759418 474 0.98 7
1992 6598574 129997 69745 25519992 420 0.89 11
1993 6699359 128765 70691 27842689 408 0.92 10
1994 6664081 164908 70336 30252302 435 1.05 6
1995 6774515 146313 70118 29959778 432 0.96 8
1996 6874648 140853 69566 33101829 448 0.98 7
1997 6973162 141820 69165 34273593 446 0.95 8
1998 7071842 141359 69280 34747186 449 0.93 9
1999 7195097 151140 69170 39310808 461 0.99 7
2000 7348360 179392 68798 41368972 459 1.06 6
2001 7484343 172287 68684 43558787 501 1.05 6
2002 7643203 182670 69218 43357616 514 1.05 6
2003 7800389 173081 74664 48193379 497 1.13 5
2004 7958145 171154 67554 46737671 475 0.98 8
2005 8133917 189373 124809 47113239 473 1.24 5


Wolvve85 16:38, 27 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

University of Michigan Project

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University of Michigan is not represented with a project at Category:WikiProject Universities. Please comment at Talk:University_of_Michigan#Should_University_of_Michigan_have_a_project.--TonyTheTiger (T/C/BIO/WP:CHICAGO/WP:FOUR) 02:08, 11 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Does anybody has access to the Digital Library? It's important, because if I want to complete the articles about these man I'll need some information about publications that are digitalized in these library.--Petar Raitch (talk) 08:37, 1 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Computer & Video Game Archives should be added

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I saw that this library wasn’t added. There is significant interest in computer & video game archiving. The VIDEO GAME HISTORY FOUNDATION lists that they’re the first ever, which is a stretch by 7-8 years.

They’re mentioned prominently in a new New Yorker article (Nov 2022)

I wanted to link CVGA as a “see also” on the other wiki page, but it’s not mentioned at all. :( Kitty4777 (talk) 04:23, 1 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]