Norlin Library - Boulder, Colorado

Norlin Library

La Norlin Library se encuentra en la dirección 1720 Pleasant St, Boulder, CO 80309, Estados Unidos y puede ser visitada por teléfono en 3034928705. Su sitio web es https://libraries.colorado.edu/libraries-collections/norlin-libraryutm_source=google&utm_medium=car.

La Norlin Library se destaca por ser una biblioteca universitaria que ofrece un entorno acogedor y bien equipado para estudiantes y visitantes. Su arquitectura y diseño permiten un ambiente relax y fomentan el estudio y la reflexión. Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de una amplia variedad de espacios para pensar y estudiar, incluyendo áreas accesibles desde el exterior.

La Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible seating, Wheelchair-accessible toilet y Gender-neutral toilets aseguran que todos los usuarios puedan acceder y disfrutar del espacio de manera cómoda.

Los visitantes hanreportado una experiencia muy positiva en general, con una opinión promedio de 4.4/5 en Google My Business. La biblioteca ofrece una amplia variedad de recursos académicos y materiales, incluyendo una sección dedicada a la filosofía, lo que la convierte en un destino ideal para aquellos interesados en la existencialismo y otros campos relacionados.

La Norlin Library es un lugar ideal para aquellos que buscan una experiencia de aprendizaje y reflexión en un entorno tranquilo y bien equipado. Para obtener más información y planificar su visita, se recomienda visitar su sitio web y contactar con ellos directamente.

Información útil

Dirección: 1720 Pleasant St, Boulder, CO 80309, Estados Unidos

Teléfono: 3034928705

* Sitio web: https://libraries.colorado.edu/libraries-collections/norlin-libraryutm_source=google&utm_medium=car

Consejo de visita

La Norlin Library es un lugar imprescindible para cualquier persona interesada en la filosofía, la literatura o simplemente en busca de un lugar tranquilo para estudiar y reflexionar. No dudes en visitar su sitio web y contactar con ellos para planificar tu visita y aprovechar al máximo su experiencia en esta hermosa biblioteca.

👍 Reviews of Norlin Library

Joshua F.

4/5

This building feels like I had hoped to the CU Boulder library would feel: earnest and warm, a place for intellectual nourishment and enlightenment, but also a place to relax and communicate, a site of community. I have to give it extra points for the comprehensive exhibit on the existentialists they were doing while I was there, as the information provided was quite comprehensive, as I say as a bit of an expert on the existentialist movement. The library offers an abundance of cozy space to think and study, and there are a lot of areas one can access even without being a CU student.

Anisha

5/5

Nice library with lots of space but it can be hard to find a good spot that's not already taken.

Owen D.

1/5

This library is an affront to god. No matter which room you go to, including (especially?) the one’s designated quiet or silent only, people talk freely at insane volume. No one that works here seems to care. I’ve never once seen someone told to be quiet. The hours are absolutely ridiculous for a college of this size as well. If your aim is to read or study, go literally anywhere else. If your aim is to eavesdrop in on the dumbest conversations you’ll ever have the displeasure of hearing it is the place for you.

Micaiah K.

2/5

Can’t believe this library with a campus of 30,000+ students is closed on Saturdays especially when there’s midterms.

Brucie S.

2/5

Interesting that the library of an academic institution has considerably less operating hours than the recreational center 200 feet away from it. Students can barely find time to study on the weekend, and study rooms are even more sparse. I wish the school would treat the library as a priority. There is a reason Boulder retains such high amounts of eating disorders, and other mental health issues relating to body image. Small things like this matter. Closing at 8pm on Sunday is laughable and to be closed on Saturday is the most egregious thing I have ever heard. If you are in charge of the library, you need to put your foot down and get yourself a bigger budget to work with if that is your limiting factor. Matter of factly, maybe you can work with transportation services since they appear to be "underfunded" as well with the stampede coming at 1/5 the rate of main campus buses. The school finds money for whats important apparently. You guys have something in common, and it's that there is blatant disregard for the importance of these services. Again, this is an academic institution, so I think it's important to hold accountable the lack of success the library has had in obtaining better operation hours. Do better for the students. Two stars ONLY because the everyday staff, especially library historians, are the nicest people I have met and deserve that recognition. Also, even the Boulder public library offers 10 free pages of printing a day. Very greedy behavior from CU.

Landon V.

5/5

This is a great place to study since there are many places to go where it is quiet. The library towards to East has been annexed recently to create more space for the library. I currently work security for work study at this place and the building is easy to navigate.

Michael Y.

5/5

The building is a conglomeration of a bunch of different renovations and add-ons, so it is a little confusing. It is a great place to study, with different levels of noise based on what floor you are on. The physical books there are pretty limited, but you can order basically anything on the website. During midterms and finals, it gets extremely busy, so be aware of that.

Sindhu S.

5/5

Norlin is the biggest library on CU campus. It has endless stacks of books. To this day there hasn't been a book I wasn't able to obtain from Norlin. The coolest thing is probably the special collections where Norlin has in store some very rare artifacts such as the first printed paper in history and a lot of manuscripts. It's remarkable how well maintained they are. Props to the staff.