Collaboration between institutions - from the local to the national scale - is emerging as an efficient and politically adept way to strengthen participating colleges over the long term by making changes in common that would not be possible to contemplate alone.
Colleges and universities are developing cost-reduction strategies that are bringing results. Will these ideas work for your campus?
Cost savings, aesthetic value and speed of construction make wood a material of choice for campus construction.
Sustainability has becomes a way of life at Michigan's Kalamazoo Valley Community College. Their new Healthy Living Campus is a testament to that.
Take steps now to reduce kitchen and cooking fires in campus housing.
Technicians should be prepared to minimize their impact on occupied spaces.
64 Degrees, a reimagined student dining facility, has opened at the University of California, San Diego.
FuelCell Energy was able to generate clean energy and greatly reduce costs for CCSU and Connecticut taxpayers.
Today's classroom and lecture hall presentation technologies provide accessibility to a variety of materials both to presenters and students, in the classroom or remotely.
Serving new student populations creates unprecedented challenges.
The University of Arkansas delves into the social side of sustainability.
Today's roofs are often expected to bear the weight of physical components that contribute to sustainability efforts. Here's what you need to know when planning for these features.
Wenger seating brings great comfort and an improved viewing experience to patrons and scholars at the Folger Shakespeare Library and Theatre.