So incredibly disappointed the library has changed their hours from "24/7" to "After hours." Now the library is barely open the hours that the students need!! They claimed to have done this due to student reviews, yet no one asked for this... Whenever I am at the library, especially on Saturdays, students constantly come at around 4 PM, unaware that it now closes early. On top of that the workers who used to also be stationed in the "24/7" front desk are now all moved to love library's circulation desk. This is a real struggle when having to walk up and downstairs for small things (needing a room opened, ESPO markers, chargers). Even worse when there is a printing problem. Overall, as much as SDSU tries to promote academics, they are moving backwards by cutting library hours and workers; it is a true disservice to...
Read moreUsed to love using the library printing services but now with the staffing and hour changes it has become an impossible to print large sizes like 11x17 and 24x36 which are the required sizes for project presentations for Interior Architecture students. The changes have significantly impacted students under my major and are forcing us to print at stores now for double the price. It is very frustrating especially with how many student fees we pay to have these resources available to us. I had been using the printing desk for the last 2 years it is unfortunate to see the school prioritize monetary gain over...
Read moreBRING BACK THE LIBRARY STAFF AND EXTENDED HOURS NOW. You can’t cut the library budget, cut from somewhere else. You advertise that we’re an R1 school, but do you tell people that during the tour that library is barely opened too? You brag to future students that the university received millions billions of dollars in donations, so where is it going? HIRE MORE PEOPLE FOR THE LIBRARY We’re an R1 school, for god’s sake, we need our library more than ever. We want to study. At the very least, keep it open 24/7 for the 10 days before midterms and finals. I understand that funding is tight, but come on, it’s...
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