Experts agree that, when it comes to on-campus parking, there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach. Here are some solutions that can be tailored to your campus' needs.
Campus crime, combined with limited security staffing budgets, is driving the nation's colleges and universities toward security technology.
The issue of school size cannot be pushed aside, it is our responsibility to design right-sized schools that can help students in their struggle to succeed.
Calculating the total cost of owning technology helps remove guesswork from school district budgeting and management.
Summer is a busy time for residence hall personnel as they prepare for welcoming students in the fall.
By taking a realistic and proactive stance with the media, representatives from your organization can significantly affect the way the public perceives it.
Discover what the respondents of our online survey had to say about their campus residence halls — what the trends are now and what lies ahead. <a href="http://www.peterli.com/global/pdfs/CPMHousingReportMay2004.pdf">Click here</a> to get the
Appliances take over student residence hall rooms.
Looking for effective cost-cutting measures for your institution? Here are some suggestions as to where and how you can significantly reduce expenditures.
What I have learned while attending conferences and seminars is that while many things stay the same, like lack of adequate funding, many have taken on a new twist. Here are some of thehot” topics from the field.
Deciding on the appropriate furniture and furnishings for these areas depends mainly on how this space is going to be used.
A new school is designed to embrace the entire community's needs, and nowhere is it more evident than in the audio and lighting systems for the gyms and theaters.
A look at other types of emergency kits that can enhance the ability of school personnel to respond to a variety of crisis situations
As hard as everyone tries, they cannot plan for every possible situation that may arise during a construction project. When those situations mean rethinking the original plans, it can be done with a minimum of inconvenience and expense.
<strong>After freshman year, students want an upgrade in accommodations. Privatized housing can provide that and more.</strong>
It would be hard to imagine a time when higher education has undergone such rapid and fundamental change as that which we now experience.
Does your campus furniture accommodate everyone on campus - including disabled students? If you're not sure, don't sweat. A few affordable tweaks can make all the difference.
A tornado paved the way for a new gymnasium and several other buildings for a Missouri school district that was having difficulties generating public support for these projects.
It doesn't have to be a dirty job anymore to keep restrooms at an above-acceptable level.
Here are 10 security standards to use on your next school renovation and/or addition project.