FSU Opens New Science Building
TALAHASSEE, Fla. — A new $53 million building for Florida State University’s science quadrangle was completed this summer to accommodate half of the services needed for the biological sciences department….
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New Green Rating Added to Princeton Report
NEW YORK — The Princeton Review recognized more than 10 U.S. colleges and universities in its Green Rating Honor Roll as part of the green rating introduced with its latest…
Food-Service Renovation Applies LEED Standards
PORTLAND, Ore. — Lewis & Clark Law School completed a 5,286-square-foot sustainable renovation of the college’s primary food-service facility to modernize the outdated facility and provide a healthy environment for…
The Digital Age: Columnist Discusses IT Solutions for the 21st Century
We all know the future will be greatly impacted by the development of new digital tools. But have we considered what the digital world is alread doing to the students…
Oracle Provides Infrastructure Software
San Francisco — More than a dozen U.S. colleges and universities streamlined operations and enhanced self-service capabilities with infrastructure software and applications from Oracle, a San Francisco based software company….
Q&A Sept/Oct 2008 – A Flooring Discussion
Flooring is the one component of school facilities that is unavoidable — everyone comes in contact with it. Materials can greatly impact the overall aesthetic of school facilities and maintenance…
People in the News – September/October 2008
A/E/C Spiezle Architectural Group Inc., of Trenton, N.J., hired A. Stevens Krug, AIA, PE, CEM, LEED AP, as executive vice president and chief operating officer. As part of the firm’s…
Appeals Court Upholds NYC School Cell-Phone Ban
NEW YORK — Students and parents in the New York City public school system are reeling from an April 22 decision by a state appeals court to uphold the cell-phone…