Therefore, one has to wait for someone to open it or try to open it and get hurt at the same time. Another difficulty is the use of elevators that are out of service, or unsafe to use. During this period I had to walk back and forth across the walkway between North Hall's and South's second floors in order to access the elevator in North. Since I work on the second floor in South, this became very cumbersome. Now imagine a person with a disability trying to get to the third floor to see a professor and the only way to get to the third floor is the South Hall elevator that has been out of service for a week.
Handicapped parking is ridiculous.
You see students and professors who are not handicapped parked in the reserved spaces in order to get to class on time. I hope Campus Police will enforce rules on illegal handicapped parking. These people should be fined. They are taking advantage of their parents and grandparents' disability for a reserved parking space while the real people who are handicapped have to find another space to park. If we were handicapped accessible, perhaps we could recruit people with disabilities.