panther statue created by Bradford native David Hodges. The panther stands on top of a rock originating from the same quarry that provided stone for the University of Pittsburgh's Pittsburgh campus’ Cathedral of Learning -- and was unveiled on September 3, 2013 in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Pitt Bradford's opening. Hanley Library (the last building constructed on the quad) contains more than 95,000 books. The library also provides access to 400 electronic databases; 50,000 e-journals; 300,000 e-books; and other electronic resources. The Bradford campus has access to the full scholarly resources of the University of Pittsburgh from 20 libraries and more than 6 million books through the University Library System. Hanley Library is home to the Academic Success Center, the Academic Advising Center, the Writing Center, and TRIO Student Support Services, which provides academic assistance to students. The Hanley Library Cafe is located inside near the foyer. With 6,148,036 total volumes, the University of Pittsburgh Library System is the 29th largest library and 21st largest university library in the United States. It is also the second largest library in Pennsylvania, behind only the Penn Libraries of the University of Pennsylvania. Other buildings Across the "loop" on Campus Drive, Blaisdell Hall is Pitt Bradford's fine arts and communication arts building and home to the broadcast communications, public relations, interdisciplinary arts, theater and music programs. It features all-digital television and radio studios, the 500-seat Bromeley Family Theater, art studios, a music rehearsal hall, lighting and sound booths, and music theory and technology studios. The building is also home to the KOA Art Gallery, which hosts various exhibitions of traditional and new genre art. The George B. Duke Engineering and Information Technologies Building is currently under construction, anticipated to meet LEED Silver or better; it will feature a rooftop solar array. The new building will be home to the KOA Engineering Technology Department, energy science and engineering, and computer information systems & technology. The CSI House hosts practicum sessions for the criminal justice program. In this facility, students are instructed on how to process crime scenes and collect evidence using professional law enforcement equipment. Adjacent the CSI House is the Ceramics Studio, which supports fine arts faculty and students. The Richard E. and Ruth McDowell Sport and Fitness Center contains a performance arena, where the basketball and volleyball teams compete, as well as a fitness center, an NCAA-regulation natatorium, an