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Ole Miss receives $245 million to increase student housing, renovate facilities

University to add almost 1,000 beds, build a softball stadium, renovate women’s athletics facilities, improve arts buildings and renovate a hall

January 24, 2024

Wisconsin greenlights $589 million in building projects

Most of the approved funding will pay for expansions and renovations that support university system growth

January 3, 2024

Villanova University to build $150 million structure to house library

150,000-square-foot building will feature five floors dedicated to providing students with technology-enabled spaces

December 19, 2023

Welsh officially tabbed as A&M’s new president

Retired Gen. Mark Welsh will officially take the reins as president of Texas A&M University, gaining approval from the Texas A&M Board of Regents earlier this week

December 13, 2023

University of Michigan seeks developer for hotel, conference center through P3

Developer would be responsible for funding and constructing the project as well as maintaining and operating the completed center through a ground lease with the university

December 8, 2023

NC State veterinary school to build equine center, expand hospital

North Carolina State College of Veterinary Medicine will expand and renovate institution’s Large Animal Hospital with $70 million from the state budget

November 28, 2023

Morgan State University reveals designs for $342 million facility

Eight-story, 246,000-square-foot Science and Research Complex will house science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) programs

November 27, 2023

NASA-UC Berkeley partnership includes $2 billion research hub

Mountain View, California, innovation center will focus on advancing space exploration, aviation, quantum computing, climate studies and social sciences. Construction is planned for 2026.

October 24, 2023

Here’s a long overdue turn of events that will create thousands of new opportunities

Deferred maintenance is a multi-billion-dollar problem for public officials throughout the country. Deferred maintenance is a major issue in the U.S., affecting cities, counties, school districts, universities, community colleges, public hospitals and law enforcement agencies. The longer this issue remains unaddressed, the

September 8, 2023

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