Currently, IKB closes at 1am during regular term time, creating the problem of where students working throughout the night can study in a safe, academic and comfortable environment. For off-campus students, there is also the problem of having to leave the library early to catch the last buses (which run until between 12-1am), and this essentially forces them to leave campus even if they want to stay and work. For on-campus students, there is a lack of space to study throughout the night, as faculty buildings often require a keycard for entry which costs both time and money to obtain. Safewalk finishes at 1am, and (for off-campus students in particular) the student hostel service costs $30 a night and has to be booked by 5pm of the same day. Overall, there is a lack of study space at night for all students, and we propose that the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre should remain open the extra 6 hours, making it a full 24 hour library all year round.