Cunningham also said south campus would not be affected by rolling blackouts. Cunningham said the demand for energy is not a huge concern during the winter, but the summer could be ugly because of higher energy consumption. It's something to think about during the day.
People have to be careful.
SJSU was presented as innovative and progressive, anticipating potential energy problems and playing a leadership role in creating a solution. In the report, SJSU said its main goal is to protect the students and research facilities while being a good neighbor and citizen. The University was put to the test when a 90-minute blackout occurred on Wednesday, Jan. 17. Martin Castillo, the community relations coordinator for the housing office, said the blackout made working conditions a little harder. The majority of us lost phone service, so students trying to call got our voice mail.