CSU Dominguez Hills University Library

Great place to study just make sure you are packed up and ready to go if you choose to stay until closing. The library staff will start ushering people out before closing time & will hover uncomfortably until you acknowledge their presence. All in all great place if you don’t mind the pushy staff.

Lots of seating and lots of outlets! There are silent floors and floors where you can talk to friends. Computer access is available too. Also lots of study room if you want to study with friends, but you do need to show your student ID in order to use it (every person wanting to go in the room). I think I saw study rooms for individuals on the first floor. Also there’s two library buildings so tons of books, space, tables, and outlets!

I love this library, I just wish it stayed open until 12 like other university’s. I love studying on the 3^rd floor at the table booths, 4^th floor because it’s empty and very quiet on the old side of the library, and 5^th floor is like a hidden floor nobody goes on.

My school library is the best. Brand new computer lab. Two sides of library to choose from to find a quiet place and study. Phenomenal Wi-​Fi service. The archives is the best. I recommend you go by and study more about our cities history, and discover something new that you did not know about it.

What a great place to get all your study done. Very clean, great resources, and spacious areas to keep away from the raucous campus. With a coffee shop inside, it’s a great way to top it off!

Still nice and shiny, I hope they can keep it up!
So this has to be one of the most state of the art libraries out there right now. Podiums are located throughout with internet access, along with a number of work stations. There is also plenty of workspace if you need to read or just have a bunch of papers and books strewn about for studying. And the chairs… NICE!
Sometimes there are moronic jibber jabber yapping people in here, it’s hit and miss to have the staff tell them to put a lid on it… but in general you can find somewhere that is nice and quiet so you can concentrate and get your work done.
The design of this place is a bit odd, as it retained the original library but kind of pretends it isn’t there anymore. The new entrance is what used to be the original first level of the old library, but it’s more of a thoroughfare now to get to the «new» library located «behind» the old one. You can still access the «old» library by using the catwalks across any of the upper floors, but the original space is not utilized as much these days. This is a benefit in some ways, as you can find a spot to study without people around to bother you… the area is just a little worn, but has that nice, classic library feel to it.
The library staff is meh, most are either clueless or grouchy as hell. Pretty sad for these grouchmonsters to have a job that they despise so much. What a miserable life that must be huh? Well don’t let Debbie Downers ruin your visit! And remember, if you get hungry, there’s all of the food and snack spots in the student center (including the always wonderful beer-​stocked DH Sports Lounge!)

The CSUDH Library is really nice, I mean really really nice.
When I first started going there, Dominguez Hills started building it. The old side of the library is just that, OLD. But they did fixed up the old part of the main floor of the old library, putting in a coffee shop, a studying area, and a place to lounge around and surf the internet on your laptop.
The new part of the library as I said is really nice. A bunch of computer labs, private meeting/​study rooms, tables, info desk, and etc. There is also a patio on the ground area next to the walkway from the old area to the new area. There is also a sun deck on the 4^th floor (3^rd floor of the new library) with chairs and such (enjoy sunbathing).
The 5^th floor is the cultural area/​study area which I got to check out before they closed it off to students. It was like a mini-​museum which also has tables to study.

So a neutron walks into a bar and asks for a beer.
The bartender fetches him a beer and the neutron says, «How much do I owe you?»
The bartender looks at the neutron and replies, «For you? No Charge»
I’ve been studying for my LEED exam, but I’ve been having trouble studying at the local library because of all the screaming children. I decided to come here and to see if I could get some work done. This library rocks. Lots of space, plenty of plugs, coffee shop, study rooms, and lounge areas. The only down side is the parking. Since I’m not a student at this final educational institution, I have to bum a ride with my friend that works here to study. Otherwise it’s a long walk from home or an expensive study secession for parking.
About my credentials:
I’ve probably visited over a dozen libraries in my life time. I’m not much of a reader, but I like to go to libraries to study and hang out with friends. Now that I think about it… maybe this is the reason why I grew up socially awkward and single most my life. It all makes sense now.

I love CSU Dominguez HIlls for being what it is. Its one of the smaller CSU’s so it doesnt have as much as what the other big CSU’S have to offer (Long Beach, Fullerton etc.) Even though it is small and the campus life is more of in and out type of feel, the Library is one of the better things they got going.
Very quiet, large spacious building that allows one to study in an environment where concentration levels can reach its highest peak.4 floors that gives you the options of different environments to study.