GREEN BAY, Wis. 鈥� The University of Wisconsin recently opened a $33 million expanded sports center to accommodate all of its NCAA Division I athletic programs and recreational activities under…
BANI WALID, Libya 鈥� The global education studio of Princeton, N.J.-based architecture firm RMJM will be leading the design of two large-scale educational projects in Libya, making it the first…
ORLANDO, Fla. 鈥撯�� Florida-based architectural firm SchenkelShultz is celebrating its 50-year anniversary as it leads design efforts for several school projects planned for LEED certification. With 10 offices 鈥� seven…
The tech-savvy, praise-happy Millennial generation is here and its members want more out of the university housing experience than other generations. In order to attract and retain students, higher education…
SACRAMENTO, Calif. 鈥� The Collaborative for High Performance Schools recognized four organizations at its annual conference for their commitment to creating healthy, high-performing learning environments. The second annual Green Apple…
SAN DIEGO 鈥� School district and university administrators, architects, engineers and product manufacturers are heading to San Diego Sept. 29 through Oct. 2 for the 85th annual Council of Facility…
WASHINGTON 鈥� Despite a predicted decline in new nonresidential construction for 2008 and 2009, stability is expected for the educational facilities market, according to a recent report by the American…
WASHINGTON 鈥� Little progress has been made in the effort to double the number of students earning bachelor鈥檚 degrees in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) by 2015, according to…
NEW YORK 鈥� Colleges and universities are looking for alternative ways to keep students enrolled in the face of a growing need for student loans, rising gas prices and waning…
Six-Year Project Continues at N.Y.鈥檚 Oldest Continuous K-12 School NEW YORK 鈥� The first phase of a six-year multiphase renovation and expansion project at Friends Seminary, a 220-year-old Quaker school…
