Every year, campus communities across the country are faced with a deluge of waste as students moving out for the summer discard thousands of unwanted items.
The "deal" crafted by Senators Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell, and several senators from both parties passed both houses of Congress and was signed by the President, was a short-term fix. This is the reason for the revised title. The deal was not a fix but a temporary band-aid.
A look at the newer security technologies colleges and universities are considering and using on campus.
Nobody thinks of parking, until they need it. Then it's a chore. Technology promises to make finding and paying for a space easier, and might even convince drivers to take the bus.
Understanding classroom ergonomics is about more than just buying a well-designed chair; it can also impact student health and success.
From BIM to energy-use monitoring, WiFi and more, existing buildings are being redesigned and outfitted to become technological standouts.
Important traditions live on in a new residence hall at the University of Georgia.
The time has come to examine development partnerships as an opportunity to move forward as the deep recession eases.
Is separating the procurement department into tactical and strategic teams right for your institution?
Cost-effective and efficient maintenance and housekeeping operations begin at the programming and design stages of residence hall construction projects.
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.
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.
A strong case for virtualization in higher education.