As the fall semester at Georgia State University comes to a close, students begin to prepare for final exams. For many students, this includes long hours, late nights, and a lot of caffeine.
Tadzy Hall, a senior Journalism major, said, “Finals are always so stressful, I basically won’t sleep for the next week.”
But students aren’t the only ones who have adjusted their schedules during the last few weeks of classes. The university library has also extended their hours to accommodate hours.
“I’m probably going to be in the library until it closes. Security will have to tell me to leave because I need as much study time as I can get,” Hall added.
The library has extended its hours until 2 a.m. Monday through Thursday, 8 p.m. on Friday, and 7 p.m. Saturday. They will also open from noon until midnight on Sunday.
Ellesse Castillo, a senior Journalism major, said, “It’s great for students to have a place to go and study for as long as they want to.”
These extended hours are only available for panther cardholders and no guests will be granted access to the library during this time. Students must present their card upon entry or they will be denied at the door. For more information visit library.gsu.edu.
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