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Farmingdale State College Reopens Conklin Hall Following $12 Million Renovation
Farmingdale State College SUNY administrators and area political leaders recently celebrated the reopening of the Conklin Hall student center.
Gender Neutral Restroom Debate Continues in Nation’s Schools
Intersex Awareness Day (Oct. 26), marks another occasion to assess where the nation’s schools stand on the restroom issue.
2028 Olympic Games to Use UCLA Student Housing
Instead of building new temporary structures, organizers of the 2028 Olympic games, to be held in Los Angeles, will use student housing on the USC and UCLA campuses.
University at Buffalo to Build $18 Million Fieldhouse
An official ground-breaking ceremony was held on Oct. 7 for the new fieldhouse being constructed for the University at Buffalo in New York.
Little Rock School District Breaks Ground on New High School
Scheduled to open in August 2020, the new school will replace the district鈥檚 existing McClellan and J.A. Fair high schools with a facility that can accommodate 2,250 students, from their freshman through their senior years.
Riverdale Country School鈥檚 New Aquatic Center Connects to Nature
Riverdale Country School in the Bronx recently completed an aquatic center that is a key component of the school’s plans for updating athletic facilities.
Construction on Upper Crust Chapin School Riles Neighbors
Construction on the Chapin School for New York’s elite daughters is causing havoc in an otherwise quiet neighborhood of Manhattan’s Upper East Side.
Tuscaloosa Middle School is On Time & Under Budget
A new middle school in Tuscaloosa, AL, has benefited from the diligence and sacrifice of its construction crew, which has helped saved money.
MSU鈥檚 New Pavilion Creates 鈥淣ew Front Door鈥� for Broad College
Construction broke ground on Michigan State University鈥檚 100,000-square-foot Broad College of Business Pavilion.