I think it's a great idea. Although she says she thinks that fewer students overall use the Wolf Den now, it is still good for the organizations. For Rosina Roibal, music education senior and president of both the Loyola Greens and Amnesty International, the Wolf Den office space was a godsend. She uses one desk for both organizations. She said that both organizations use the desk frequently.
People can go there whenever they want to do research in the files.
Roibal agrees that the office still lacks some essentials, like telephones and computer connections. Security is also an issue for Roibal. She said that some small items have already been taken from her desk. She is still happy to have the space, especially since she used to use her dorm room as an office for both the Loyola Greens and Amnesty International. Cameron said he did not think that security was a serious issue in the Den.