of 19,000 book titles, 115,000 scholarly journals (including open access titles) in digital format, 194,000 e-Books, and 82 bibliographic and full-text databases. Study areas and discussion rooms are provided on the lower level of the library for women and upper level for men. Wireless network access is available throughout the library; there are 120 computer workstations for research and to access information. A network printing facility is available. The following services are available for the GUST Community users: Borrowing service, information and reference service, Ask a Librarian service, Library instruction and information literacy, TeamSpot Service, Access to the online library catalog, and the electronic resources available on the library website. The library provides off-campus access to its subscribed electronic resources only to enrolled students, faculty, and staff. Multimedia Educational Unit The unit is involved in the following activities: Digital imaging, video and audio, screen and interface design, website design, animation, as well as graphic design, including design of brochures, publications, booklets, logos, posters, illustrations and diagrams. Office of Student Affairs The Office of Student Affairs (OSA) supports the educational and personal development of students at GUST and to encourage students’ personal growth. OSA is a main source of information regarding university policies and procedures that can affect students’ university lives. GUST athletics GUST offers athletic programs for men and women in the following sports: Men football (soccer) and GUST women football (soccer) Men handball Men volleyball and GUST women volleyball Men and women tennis Men and women table tennis Men and women basketball Men squash The Falcons won the 4th annual UCC 2009 tournament organized every year between university teams. GUST Music Club The music club is composed of a group of students who play instruments including the oud, guitar, tabla, piano, drums, organ and violin. GUST Music Club has performed oriental, classical and traditional pieces for the GUST and larger Kuwaiti community. The GUST Music Club also took part in the activities of the Halla February festival and performed at GUST commencement celebrations. GUST Art Club The art club offers non-credit classes to GUST students with an interest in developing their artistic abilities. Classes include painting (gauche, water color, acrylic and oil), drawing and painting (on glass, ceramic, silk and wood), sketching, and decoupage. All classes are given in the North Campus. Materials and equipment are provided by GUST. The club organizes annual art exhibitions for students and university