Daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 6, at 2 a.m.

Clocks will be rolled back to 1 a.m., repeating the next hour and giving Sunday 25 hours.

Some students, like freshman Chris Moyer, are excited for the extra hour.

“I enjoy the extra hour of sleep,” Moyer said. “Losing an hour (in the spring) doesn’t affect me.”

Daylight saving time originated from the need to conserve energy and to put light to better use during the year.

But it is not well liked by some students, including freshman Grant Sterling.

“Daylight saving time is outdated,” Sterling said. “It makes things more complicated than it needs to be.”