I wanted to send some of my friends postcards from NSU, but the bookstore didn't have
anything with pictures of the University, so I decided to make my own. Annnnnd,
here they are.
This is the Library, Research and Information Technology Center. In square feet, it's the largest
library in Florida. It is the repository for the Florida State Archives and serves NSU and Broward
County.
The LRITC is just as impressive inside as it is from the outside. Students can work in the labs or check
out a wireless laptop and work in the stacks or in the cafe.
Most classrooms are fully-wired and all have wireless connectivity for students who would prefer to use
their own laptops.
Covered parking is available for everyone, including students. It's a good thing, too, because it's
either hot as blazes or raining at any given moment.
The campus has several lakes and many of them have fountains, but only one has the Loch
Nova monster.
The Graduate School of Computing and Information Sciences building on Griffin Road was a little less grand than some of the others.
That was somewhat OK because
we had a covered patio.
And besides, fancy digs came our way when construction on the Carl DiSantis building was completed in late 2003. (This picture was while the building was still under contstruction. I'll take my camera in the fall and get some current pictures.)