J. Murrey Atkins Library — Local services in Charlotte

This is the worst place to be. Everytime I’ve gone to the library for help, they haven’t been able to help me. Let’s start off with how I needed a charger for my laptop, and they wouldn’t let me take the charger without taking the laptop. Second I had to borrow equipment from Area 49. They won’t let you borrow for more than a week. If I actually needed it for only a week, I wouldn’t be here. Third, another time I had to borrow a camera and they gave me the wrong charger. I was never able to use the camera and I needed it for an important professional exam. Last but not least no one there knows how to edit videos. Thanks a lot. I talked to 3 people, they couldn’t do it. They said someone knows how to help with video editing but that person isn’t here today. There’s more bad stuff that happened but here’s just...

Went to uncc and it's crazy how much its grown, I had to use google maps to navigate it.

Completely overhauled what I remember, definitely revamped it for the phone generation, has non quiet and quiet areas, kiosks, modern design. It reminds me of some of the big tech offices I've worked in.

Very convenient and open 24/7 most days, great when you're a digital nomad/freelancer or on business coming through the area to get work done without having to deal with hotel checkout/check-in times.

Not sure if alumni (non-current student) can check materials out as I haven't had the need to but I know they state you have to be a student from the website, but it is open to the...

Why would they close off ALL the tower floors at once with so many study spaces that the students rely on? Why not just close some of them and break up the work that needs to be done? I just transferred here and I’m without any decent study spots I like because of this. So ridiculous. Even in the quiet spots there’s still noise. And what is a school of this size doing without a 24 hour library? App state, at half the size, has one. There are about a thousand or so study spaces here for a campus of 30,000...