The appropriate care and maintenance of hard surface floors ensures long life cycles and inviting spaces
School design can increase the safety of our children by creating environments that facilitate proper supervision.
On a sunny day, laptop users at Carnegie Mellon University can carry out sophisticated research while lounging around a campus courtyard. They simply log onto the Internet by way of a wireless network.
Master planning that incorporates grounds maintenance can lower maintenance costs and create a campus of enduring beauty.
To prevent violence and protect students and staff, school security directors are turning to sophisticated technology.
To equip classrooms optimized for the Information Age, you need to consider flooring, wiring, furniture and more.
Independent ATMs on college campuses, often operated by the institution, are providing students with a greater level of service while potentially boosting bookstore and other business revenue.
Community colleges are implementing unique partnerships that further their reputations, offerings and facilities -- all without busting their budgets.
Many schools across the country have conducted mock crisis exercises to increase their readiness for crisis situations.
New technology in life safety lighting and exit signs provides a safe haven – at reduced cost.
Finally, the technologies managing different university databases have begun to work together in single, integrated systems.
Truancy reduction initiatives are a key component to reducing current problems with today's youth.
Residence halls filled to overflowing may sound like a dream come true to some administrators but, for facilities managers, it can be a nightmare. Here's how several cope with the problem of where to stash the extra students.
Colleges and universities are growing, with $7.2 billion in construction to be completed and $7.25 billion to be started this year alone.
Here's how you can assure high-quality performance and durability.
Students want residence hall furniture that offers a comfortable, attractive, homelike environment. Housing managers want residence hall furniture that offers long life. Is it possible to satisfy both?
By paying attention to what is right in front of us if we only look for it, we can reduce the presence of weapons on our campuses and create a safer learning environment.