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.
Art can proclaim a building's identity while promoting educational goals.
Resources are available to assist institutions to efficiently and effectively fulfill requirements of the Jeanne Clery Act.
Integrating the right signage into your campus can aid in building identity and marketing for use in the wider community.
Using floors as a way-finding method.
Articles about improving school restrooms too often miss one big point.
Something called Building Information Modeling offers a new and better way to manage maintenance.
Finding the best solution for securing college and university doors is a challenge for security professionals.
How do architects and designers know that they're creating schools with interiors that positively affect student performance?
A sensible balance must be found when deciding how to renovate and repurpose historic campus structures to meet todays programming needs.
Will giving students permission to carry guns on campus make college life safer? Opinions differ.
Here's how two campuses are satisfying administrators by saving money and satisfying students by increasing sustainability in their restroom and locker room renovations.
More college and universities are finding success in using campus teams to manage troubled students.
Leveraging Disney's organizational behavior for emergency management at colleges and universities.
There may be help from afar.
A trend in residence hall design, amenities, decor and furnishings is transforming dormitories into fashionable, stylish living spaces.
Hygiene and vandalism resistance rank as key concerns in today’s more collaborative K-12 restroom and locker room designs.
Turning a 60-year-old high school into a 21st-Century learning environment.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design offers design choices that can enhance safety and security.
Technology is modernizing the traditional instructional environment. The modern college student arrives on campus with more than just a suitcase in tow. An array of gadgets will also be on hand, including a tablet computer, a smartphone, an MP3 player, perhaps a laptop.