Allison Barnette Owasso plans $169M bond for districtwide school facility improvements Owasso Schools is unveiling $169M bond plan to fund new schools, renovations, safe rooms and athletic facilities.
Adam Rollins Boise State designs $140M science facility to boost research capacity Boise State will build a $140M biomedical research facility by 2027, expanding lab capacity and supporting future research.
Allison Barnette Mississippi rolls out innovative mental health tech pilot for state’s students Mississippi invests $16 million in Canopy Anywhere, a statewide school mental health pilot with innovative, tech-enabled care.
Adam Rollins UCSC plans Heller Drive student housing expansion UC Santa Cruz is moving forward with its largest housing project in two decades, planning 3,000 new beds on Heller Drive.
Adam Rollins Montana State University advances $60M plan to renovate Museum of the Rockies MOR is planning a $60 million expansion to add exhibits, classrooms and space while reconnecting with Montana State’s campus.
Candace Barnette FAA partners with higher education institutions to address national controller shortage FAA expands its Enhanced Collegiate Training Initiative to tackle the air traffic controller shortage, adding new colleges to the mix.
Adam Rollins Texas A&M System pioneers pilot disaster recovery technologies, programs Texas A&M is developing AI-powered drones and autonomous helicopters to boost wildfire and disaster response in regions statewide.
Allison Barnette Louisiana authorizes task force to study higher education institution accreditation Louisiana forms a task force to study college and university accreditation processes and evaluate multistate proposals for higher ed.
Miles Smith City of Mesa, ASU advance P3 plan to redevelop MIX campus ASU will expand its Mesa campus with five redevelopment sites, including repurposing a city-owned post office into a tech center.
Veronica Piscitelli Delaware approves $20M for state university field house renovation DSU will build a new field house thanks to $20 million in state funding, with future plans for a larger convocation center.