Jessica WatersConstruction of the megalab has led to a fatality in the James E. Shepard Library. Well, not a real fatality. It’s the change machine that everyone uses when they don’t have funds on their Eagle Card to wash and dry their laundry. It’s nowhere to be found. And some students are now grumbling that they now need to make a trip off campus to get a handful of quarters.
Library change machine MIA
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