The library of University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has the largest collection of books in public universities in the world, with a collection of 654.38+07 million volumes, including 9 million books and 90,000 periodical publications, and more than 40 academic departments. More than 6,543,800 people visit the university's electronic library from all over the world every week.

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The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has made outstanding achievements in teaching and scientific research and has a high academic status in the world. Among its teachers and alumni, the university has successively produced 22 Nobel Prize winners, 20 Pulitzer Prize winners and 1 Clough Prize winners, and two alumni have won the Turing Award. 1 professors won the Fields Medal, 1 1 professors won the National Science Medal, 26 academicians of the National Academy of Sciences and 29 academicians of the National Institute of Technology.

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign emphasizes academic research, and its R&D expenditure in science and engineering is as high as 1995, about 205 million US dollars, ranking the top 20 in the United States. There are more than 80 research centers, laboratories and research institutes in the university, and most of the faculty members are outstanding members of national academic institutions, including the National Science Society, the National Engineering Society, the American Humanities Society and so on.