There may not be a good answer as to why restrooms are vandalized, but there are products and methods available to help with discouraging the act.
Ideally every institution would be prepared for teaching continuity before an incident occurs. The following recommendations can be helpful even if your institution is already in the midst of a switch to remote teaching.
What do your students complain about? Fair or not, parking is usually near the top of the list. To handle those complaints, many campuses are turning to parking-specific customer service platforms to support their automated parking operations.
School and campus administrators throughout North America are very concerned about coronavirus and its impact on their facilities, students, teachers and staff. And there is good reason.
As coronavirus concerns mount, what should administrators and cleaning professionals know?
Electric vehicle chargers are much more than a plug-and-play upgrade to the old gas pump.
Autonomous shuttles could make transportation around campus easier for students, instructors, staff and visitors.
Some common strategies and parallel considerations are at play in all master planning for the outdoors. Each campus must first be approached on its own terms, free of predispositions on planning.
Architects continue to design buildings much the same way they always have; yet, a carbon-free future will require new practices, namely true, front-loaded integrative design.
Frictionless parking can promote public health by dramatically reducing the number of common touch-points within a garage or parking lot.
For students of all ages, carefully planned outdoor learning areas and features can become an integral component of education.