Now that the Talk Zone (Love Library South 127) has closed it's doors for renovations, you may be wondering where to study and grab a snack. The Kite Study Room (LLS 222) now has comfortable study booths and the vending machines are now located in the Love South Lobby, near the lockers. And, you can always head to the Quiet Study Area in Room 218. Thanks for reading -- please continue to send your comments. We appreciate the feedback!
Friday, May 10, 2013
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
The Kite Room!
Room 222 of Love Library South has some 'new wings' to share! This space has been beautifully transformed into an inspiring study area. Thanks to all those involved who brought new life to this room. The vibrant colors and forms from the natural world are sure to get the creative juices flowing for our users. Come see for yourself!
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Re-thinking CYT Library
IANR Vice Chancellor Ronnie Green is excited about CYT's
future. Green has been working with a task force of faculty and staff to
re-imagine CYT, "These conversations had centered around future potential for
re-thinking the use of the facility for more effective student and community
interactive learning... " Read more on Green's blog.
Check it out: all of the task force's conversations, research,
and thinking lead to this great report.
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| Ahhh the possibilities! This picture comes from NC State's Hunt Library. |
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Talk Zone to Close May 6
The "Talk Zone" study area in Love Library South room 127 will close on May 6 for renovation. Comfortable and collaborative study space will be available on the second floor of Love Library South (room 222) during this time.
| Bio major Hope poses in front of Room 127! |
In order for new student services to move into room 127, renovation will begin on May 13. All of the furniture (including the vending machines) will be relocated throughout the library. We'll keep you posted on where everything is going.
In the meantime, if you have a question, don't hesitate to ask!
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| Informational Sign outside Room 127 |
Monday, April 29, 2013
Student-centered services coming to Love Library!
In partnership with the Office of Academic Affairs, UNL Libraries is excited to announce valuable student services moving into the Libraries! The Education Abroad Office, the Explore Center, and the Office of First-Year Experience are scheduled to move into Love Library South Room 127 and be open for services in Fall 2013. Students will have the opportunity to explore more than just library resources about traveling abroad, areas of study, professional paths, and much more.
Currently a study space known as the "Talk Zone," room 127 will close on May 5 in order for renovations to commence. There will be alternative study space available on the second floor of Love Library South for our students.
Here are renderings of what the new 127 will look like:
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Love Library 4th Floor Welcomes Faculty, Staff, & the Mothers' Room
As
we consider repurposing spaces on floors 1 and 2 of Love Library, staff and
faculty are relocating to the 4th floor. The floor is coming to life
with freshly painted rooms and new faces. Here’s a list of people who have
moved or will be moving soon:
- David Tyler, liaison for Anthropology; Criminal Justice; Social Work; Sociology; Statistics moves to room 418
- Kate Adams, liaison for Communication Studies; Distance Education; Special Education and Communication Disorders moved to room 425
- Lorna Dawes, Learning Communities Librarian and Liaison for Life Sciences moved to room 426
- Development & Outreach staff moved to rooms 433-436
- Room 424 will serve as the satellite office for Dana W. Boden, Mary Cassner, and Leslie Delserone when they are here on City Campus
Stay
tuned! We’ve heard rumors that more staff and faculty will be moving to the 4th
floor but don’t know the details yet. We'll let you know when we know!
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| a staff member showing off potential office spaces! |
Monday, April 15, 2013
Planning Kicks Off
Architects from Sasaki (Boston) and Holland Basham (Omaha) were selected to work with the Libraries to produce a “Programming and Visioning Study ” that focuses on Love North, the Donaldson and Cather Gardens, and expansion of the LDRF. The two firms toured Love South and North the morning of April 9 and a planning group met during that afternoon to kick off the process that will continue through September 2013.
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