1998. In 1999, the Law Library was opened. In 2000, Jongyeonggak was newly established. Currently, the Central Library of the Humanities and Social Sciences Campus and the Samsung Library of the Natural Sciences Campus are the core libraries. It has more than 2.15 million books. It has the ninth largest collection of books among university libraries in South Korea. University Area: 3,593,341 m2 Humanities and Social Sciences Campus: 1,394,154 m² / Natural Sciences Campus: 2,199,187 m² (including Tobong Varsity Teams Training Center: 61,339 m² / Botanical Gardens: 329,222 m² / Samchuk Seaside Retreat: 2,390 m²) Building Area: 344,510 m2 Humanities and Social Sciences Campus: 141,803 m² Natural Sciences Campus: 202,707 m² Sports facilities Under the College of Sports Science, several student sports clubs at Sungkyunkwan University are active including baseball club, floor ball club, tennis club, basketball club, soccer club, volleyball club, and cricket club. Full-size soccer field, basketball playground and baseball fields are located inside the campus. Notable alumni Politics, diplomacy and public service Hwang Kyo-ahn (황교안), former Prime Minister of South Korea, former Acting President of South Korea Lee Wan-koo (이완구), former Prime Minister of South Korea Chung Hong-won (정홍원), former Prime Minister of South Korea Lee Young-jin (이영진), Justice of the Constitutional Court of Korea Park Byeong-seug (박병석), Chairman of the National Assembly, National Assembly member for Seo District (Daejeon) Yang Seung-jo (양승조), Governor of South Chungcheong Province, former National Assembly member for Cheonan Ko Chang-soo (고창수), former Consul General in Seattle, Washington; former Ambassador to Ethiopia and Pakistan Lee Jong-seok (이종석), former Minister of Unification Choung Byoung-gug (정병국), former Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, member of the National Assembly for Yeoju and Yangpyeong County Ahn Gyu-back (안규백), member of the National Assembly for Dongdaemun District (Seoul) Park Yong-jin (박용진), member of the National Assembly for Gangbuk District (Seoul) Choi Gyung-hwan (최경환) member of the National Assembly for Buk District (Gwangju) Sports Han Hong-gyu (한홍규), Midfielder for Chungju Hummel FC Jung Kwang-seok (정광석), Retired football player and manager for Yongin City FC Kim Deok-il (김덕일), Forward for Seongnam FC Kim In-sung (김인성), Midfielder for Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors Kim Mi-hyun (김미현), Professional golfer Lee Ho-jin (이호진), Defender Lee Jong-won (이종원), Midfielder for Seongnam FC Lee Sang-gi (이상기), Goalkeeper for Suwon FC Lim Joong-yong (임중용), Retired football player and coach Mo Chang-min (모창민), Infielder for NC Dinos No Jin-hyuk (노진혁), Shortstop for NC Dinos Yoon Deok-yeo (윤덕여), Retired