A Daring 50-Year Vision for the San Francisco Bay Area
The SPUR Regional Strategy sets a new standard for planning advocacy, not only for the depth and breadth of its vision, but for its skill in execution.
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The SPUR Regional Strategy sets a new standard for planning advocacy, not only for the depth and breadth of its vision, but for its skill in execution.
After initial trepidation, Harford County government employees are getting used to working in person.
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During its May 7 meeting, the Penn State Board of Trustee's Committee on Governance and Long-Range Planning approved a $228 million proposal to build a new research and teaching building on west campus. Tentatively named the Research & Teaching Building and deemed The Penn State University West 1 project by the Office of Physical Plant, the new building will be âlocated at the terminus of the Westgate ramp,â according to the Office of Physical Plantâs website. The new building will feature the Department of Aerospace and Acoustics, the Department of Architectural Engineering an...
The Class of 2021's gift was officially approved during Penn Stateâs Board of Trustees meeting Friday. Rachel Bruning, president of the Student Philanthropy Network, announced the gift at the end of the fall 2020 semester â the network will create the Student Access and Equity Fund. The fund, according to Bruning, will be dedicated to helping students who contribute to the diversity of the university and who are in need of educational expenses not covered by their financial aid. The Committee on Governance and Long-Range Planning approved the gift by vote of acclimation. MORE CAMPUS...