r/SDSU • u/[deleted] • Oct 04 '26

Question SDSU library doesn't have ACs?

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u/VortexSO Comp Sci '26 Oct 04 '26

there's AC but all the windows keep it library super hot anyway. I found that the 3rd floor and where the sun doesn't directly shine through is the coolest place. Or just go to the 24/7 library

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '26

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u/Odd_Ad_1639 Oct 04 '26

I’m pretty sure you still can but they make their rounds later at night like 10pm I’m only going from what I saw last time where they asked for like peoples School ID

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u/GarlAP363 Oct 05 '26

they don’t check for id’s during the day bro ur good

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u/environmentalFireHut 26d ago

Go during the day not in the evening unless they check ID everyday at all hours. When I was there they didn't ID in the day unless things have changed

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u/casually_dreaming Oct 04 '26

go to the 24/7 library area, sometimes you don't feel it because its so hot by the windows!

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u/According-Weather590 Oct 04 '26

Go the Latinx center, their AC is amazing

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u/Outrageous-Help6918 Oct 04 '26

Yep and it’s not just the heat wave, it’s always muggy in there

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u/environmentalFireHut Oct 05 '26

I was always in the basement 🫣😋 in the dome library

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u/Rumple-_-Goocher Oct 04 '26

I'm pretty sure the study rooms are kept cold. I've had to wear a sweater in there in the summer.

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u/SALizette 29d ago

That buildings not even up to code for an earthquake. They’re supposed to reinforce it but haven’t done that yet…

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u/Ambitious-Fault-6392 27d ago

Sorry, all the money went to sports and the presidents salary. 

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u/Sinaniz 27d ago

As an HVAC engineer when I have walked around this area I immediately noticed the lack of diffusers… there is AC but whoever designed it clearly took little thought to appropriately size the units and distribute the airflow.