School administrators walk a tightrope, balancing their desire for a green campus with the need for an acceptable ROI. Here are three examples of how campuses strike that balance — or, in one case, not worry about it at all.
Green, CHIPS, LEED, net zero, carbon neutral — what does it all mean?
The University of Alabama at Birmingham ranks high in ride-sharing.
Whether it's mow and blow or a little more complicated, landscapes demand constant attention. Grounds professionals speak up about what it takes to stay in the green.
Integrated classroom controls can expand teaching options at the touch
of a well-placed button.
Revitalized structures are a cornerstone of town-gown relations.
Art can proclaim a building's identity while promoting educational goals.
Considerations in the design and construction of music and arts spaces.
Success often comes from commitment to specialized yet flexible design.
A strong case for virtualization in higher education.
Save Money and Conserve Natural Resources for Educational Facilities
Resources are available to assist institutions to efficiently and effectively fulfill requirements of the Jeanne Clery Act.
Doing it right can save money and please the district and community.
Integrating the right signage into your campus can aid in building identity and marketing for use in the wider community.