Colleges Demolishing Buildings to Save Money
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TOPEKA — The Kansas Board of Regents allocated $16.5 million appropriated from the state treasury to turn to rubble 500,000 square feet of obsolete buildings on university campuses, including Pittsburg
Kansas Legislature and Gov. Kelly agreed to invest $10 million in each of the past two years in a state university building demolition program.
So far, $16.5 million spent on destruction avoids $80 million in repairs
Nichols Hall burned to the ground in 1968 and the culprit was never apprehended.