Guess what? The Robert E. Kennedy Library at Cal Poly is getting a major makeover! After two years and a whopping $78 million in renovations, it’s scheduled to reopen in the fall of 2025.
Think of it as a totally new library experience. They’ve been working hard to create awesome study spots, including 24/7 areas for those late-night study sessions. Plus, there will be updated classrooms, a café to grab coffee and snacks, and they’ve spruced up all the tech stuff.
But it’s not just about looking good. They’ve also made some serious safety improvements. The building will be better prepared for earthquakes, and getting around will be easier for everyone with new elevators and ramps. They’re also installing a better climate control system, so you won’t freeze in the winter or sweat in the summer. The layout is also getting a redesign, so finding what you need will be a piece of cake.
Basically, when the Kennedy Library reopens, it’s going to be a much better place for everyone. Students and staff will have a safer, more comfortable, and way more up-to-date spot to hit the books, work together, and learn.