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February 11, 2024

Help Prevent the Closing of the Math Library at USC

Help Prevent the Closing of the Math Library at USC

🏆 Won — 468 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 14 years, 6 months ago
The math library at the University of South Carolina is scheduled to be closed this summer.  This decision was made without the input or the knowledge of the graduate students. We believe that the math library is a valuable asset to all members of the department and that the decision of closing of the library was based on inaccurate information and statistics. The library is not just a resource of books, but an environment that encourages research, collaboration, and productivity. The closing of the library will inevitably hurt the department in recruitment, rankings, and research. We strongly urge the university to reconsider their decision on closing the math library, and ask them to look into alternative ways to fund running the library.


Please help our cause. The math library is used by undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty. We appreciate the support!

For more information, please contact Scott Dunn <[email protected]>.

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

December 5, 2023

March 26, 2012

100 signatures reached. We are getting their attention.

Reached 100 supporters

March 26, 2012

6 Comments

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Sarah Tan
14 years ago Featured

This library is literally the only place I can focus. USC needs to stop cutting resources that actually help us graduate.

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Kevin Ward
14 years ago Featured

PLEASE DONT CLOSE IT. BEST STUDY SPOT ON CAMPUS!!

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Jennifer Salazar
14 years ago Featured

The math dept deserves its own space. Do not shut it down.

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Rachel Das
14 years ago Featured

The administration keeps taking away what we actually pay tuition for. so frustrating.

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Michael Parker
14 years ago Featured

Ridiculous decision. I spent half my undergrad years in that building. Keep it open!

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David Alvarez
14 years ago Featured

how are we supposed to do serious research without a dedicated space?? this is just about money and it shows.