UNSW Library — Attraction in Sydney

Obviously has every book your looking for to, free internet access and free use of computers for document typing. All up to date versions of Computers, printers, faxes, scanners a small 40cent-50cent for paper used by the provided machines to print documents, photocopy etc, lounge areas to relax and indulge in the privacy given to immerse yourself into a book to read Not Forgetting the courses that are always advertised each day, mth, throughout the year +reading groups however still needs more focus on the ambience to give ppl the comfort of a lounged style area so they can, relax & immerse themselves without the feeling of being in the library to Long (seating seems to formal) a few worn relaxing sofas in the (Reading Area) Would top of the cutest perfect sized library with the most helpful all rounder learnt staff, I go EVERY CHANCE POSSIBLE AS AN AVID READER TO BROWSE, READ, AND TAKE HOME BOOKS FOR UPTO 3mths. Aplenty of time to read what you want to over this period of time. 4Stars only because it (still needs to have a big reading area with warmer lighting or feel not with the childrens area however children's area next to it for parents, a corner section with the right ambience would give it 5 🌟 Stars. And Not Forgetting that the coffee shop you walk into with seating is the actual. ENTRY(Genius) !Sincerely Miss Indie Manton...

Recently I asked the info desk Indian Lady in her 40s may be. Cannot remember her name. Was looking for a room in library. Gave her the details. She was avoiding talking to me. She was not even working. No one was at the que. Looked like she didn't like my appearance or skin tone. I asked her twice. Then she said 'go straight y will get it'. It was earlier on term 1 week 1 Wednesday. Around 10:45 to 11:00 am. Main Library Entrance Level 2. Help/info desk. Indian lady in her 40s. I did go straight and definitely there were no room number starting with 1. I walked back was running out of time. Asked her. And said' i cannot help I am busy'. There were two elderly Asian ladies (not library staff), they saw the things how The info/help desk lady was avoiding responsibilities and sure she was very incompetent. They came over and kind of apologised as I was intentionally sent to wrong direction. They we together figured out the location inside library. A very simple task and a very irresponsible and incompetent...

I absolutely love studying at UNSW library, it is a wonderful space with brilliant amenities but this is not the first time I have encountered an issue with the security team. The Caucasian male, no hair and quite old who usually works the late shift is seen repeatedly yelling and being rude to young school girls as they attempt to complete work on levels of the library made for collaboration. As he orders them to move seats they look terrified and completely uncomfortable by his close proximity towards them. As an older individual myself I pity the young girls as they get yelled at whilst males around them of the same age, doing the same thing get treated with nothing but respect. The nature at which he handles dealing with these young girls is disgusting and unbelievably condescending, to see it happen every three days makes me feel ill. I hoping you can amend this issue but for now will be telling my nieces and granddaughters to complete their...