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Facilities

President Series: From Dunk City to world impact, the rise of Florida Gulf Coast University

The retiring Mike Martin and his strong team at FGCU have helped it become an international powerhouse.

Why community college students need dedicated manufacturing training labs

Key benefits that one community college has seen since opening a dedicated manufacturing lab and working with local industry.

After overdose death, Stanford facing new lawsuit over 6-year suspension of fraternity

Alumni of Theta Delta Chi say the penalty is unprecedented and that the university failed to allow the fraternity due process during its investigation.

The big merger of 2 Philadelphia universities is finally complete

St. Joseph’s University has taken over the University of the Sciences, completing a historic, multi-billion-dollar fusion of institutions.

3 higher education space-planning trends to watch

In almost all cases, higher ed space planning teams are being asked to connect their budgets to the student experience, and this means rethinking traditional space allocation.

Wild commencement weekend: Women’s rights, Wonder, wind take center stage

Vice President Harris, Dr. Anthony Fauci and top entertainers send off graduates with praise for enduring tough two years, challenging them to be their best.
Mon May 9th, 2022

4 tips for improved capital planning in higher ed

Focused facilities stewardship and capital planning are more important than ever across the higher ed landscape.
Wed May 4th, 2022

Nuclear option: Could the future of university energy use reside in reactors?

Purdue officials are looking into the potential of small nuclear reactors as clean energy option.
Fri Apr 29th, 2022

Past the pandemic? Why college protocols still vary on 2022 commencements

While most in higher ed are planning for wide-open ceremonies, others are still keeping masks on.
Thu Apr 28th, 2022

Howard University goes online amid spike in COVID-19 cases, low quarantine space

With commencement ceremonies a month away and the city seeing a 140% increase, the university isn't taking chances.
Thu Apr 14th, 2022

Why this flagship university is eager to lure remote workers to its campus

"Work From Purdue" is being touted by the Indiana university as a first-of-its-kind program that incentivizes remote workers from outside the state to relocate to a campus live/work community.
Thu Apr 14th, 2022