Allison Barnette New York boosts quantum research under $300M investment New York will invest $300 million to launch a quantum hub in Stony Brook, seeking to boost national security and tech innovation.
Allison Barnette University of Kentuckey launches predesign for basketball, health and research complex UK is planning a new basketball and sports medicine complex that blends athletics, research and healthcare.
Adam Rollins Texas A&M system plans $830M in capital projects for 2026 Texas A&M regents approved a new capital plan with $830 million in new projects for 2026, funding major upgrades systemwide.
Adam Rollins NNSA unveils $107M, first universities for national science innovation program NNSA awarded $107.5M to nine universities to launch science centers focused on exascale computing, simulations, AI and workforces.
Allison Barnette University of Houston showcases breakthrough carbon capture technologies University of Houston researchers developed two carbon capture breakthroughs to expand green tech in power-generating sectors.
Adam Rollins Sacramento State receives exclusive approval to pursue downtown housing conversion Sacramento State is exploring a downtown expansion by converting state buildings into a mixed-use academic and residential hub.
Allison Barnette Federal officials urge universities to tighten security amid foreign research threats Federal officials released guidance urging universities to strengthen research security against espionage and cyber intrusions.
Adam Rollins Newly approved $350M medical building to modernize University of Tennessee HSC campus UTHSC will build a $350M facility in Memphis by 2028, replacing outdated facilities with modern, collaborative learning spaces.
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.
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.