We asked students to identify which spaces in the library they liked, avoided, or wish we had more of. You can view an interactive visualization of students' responses. Space Assessment Colored Dots Survey. 

We invited people to write a personal note telling us how they felt about the Library—a "love letter" telling us what they love or a "breakup letter" telling us what they don't—a Valentine's tradition. Letters from 2022, 2020, 2019, and 2018.

TTU surveys all students annually about the quality of service on campus. The Library portion of the survey includes questions about overall satisfaction, the website, most-frequently used services, and other topics. Fall 2017, Fall 2018, Fall 2019, and Fall 2020 results available.

We asked students to use the OneSearch Library chat service. They found it useful to chat with a real person—not a chatbot—about their questions. Infographic created and hosted using Piktochart

We collected survey feedback about our redesigned website at the beginning of the Fall 2017 semester. Respondents pointed out areas that had improved and described ongoing issues we should explore. Fall 2017 Website Evaluations

We surveyed patrons about how they prefer to get the news—particularly how often they read newspapers online or in print. Infographic created and hosted using Piktochart

Graduate students told us about how frequently they use the Library building and website, which services are most important to them, what the Library does well, and what we could improve upon. Infographic created and hosted using Piktochart

We surveyed patrons about a new kind of seating - what they liked or disliked about it compared to the regular seating at tables. Steelcase Brody Workstation Survey 2016