[1] When it opened, the University of Iași had three faculties, not counting the theological section: Law, Philosophy, and Science.

Among these are manuscripts, incunabula and rare books that entered the collection from monastic and private libraries, either by donation or purchase.

[2] Mihai Eminescu and Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu both served as librarians-in-chief at this institution.

[2] This structure was built between 1930 and 1934 by the engineer Emil Prager following architect Constantin Iotzu's plans.

The interior features Carrara marble and Venetian mosaic, while the exterior is decorated with Ionic columns, neo-Doric pilasters, small triangular pediments and medallions of important cultural figures.