Another good thing about Amazon is how they try to reach out and meet the needs of everyone which definitely includes university students. On Tuesday, Amazon announced Amazon@Penn, which will see the opening of a central clearing facility where University of Pennsylvania students can pick up and return their Amazon orders.

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This is another big Amazon Locker which will be located in the campus, an addition to what they currently have in the University of Massachusetts and the University of Cincinnati. Amazon also said it had agreements to open locations at the University of California's colleges at Davis and Berkeley this year.

The move is provide a solution where college mailrooms are overwhelmed with package deliveries from students. This is also a way of providing better service to their Student Prime members, which charges students $49 a year (half the normal price of $99) for free two-day shipping, music and video streaming, and other Prime services.

This is a big help to the university and its students in making sure that their packages are delivered on time and in good condition. More info on this news in this link <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-penn-college-bookstore-business-2016-1">http://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-penn-college-bookstore-business-2016-1</a>