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BGSU trustees recognize distinguished alumni, honor faculty success - Vimarsana News

BGSU trustees recognize distinguished alumni, honor faculty success

Bowling Green State University is honoring alumni and faculty for their support of student success and work in driving economic, research and creative activities in the region and beyond.

Life Design at BGSU: Opening of Radbill Center marks new chapter of University initiative aimed at redefining undergraduate education - Vimarsana News

Life Design at BGSU: Opening of Radbill Center marks new chapter of University initiative aimed at redefining undergraduate education

The opening of the Geoffrey H. Radbill Center for College and Life Design signifies the growth and evolution of Life Design at BGSU.

Source: bgsu.edu
Purdue president's contract, campus renovations approved - Vimarsana News

Purdue president's contract, campus renovations approved

Earlier this month, Purdue trustees approved $56.6 million in renovations to multiple buildings across the West Lafayette campus.

10 Surprising Arts and Science Destinations Open to the Public on UCLA's Campus - Vimarsana News

10 Surprising Arts and Science Destinations Open to the Public on UCLA's Campus

Los Angeles has a wealth of cultural destinations, so much so that there is one that might be sitting just beneath your radar. Here are just some of the most intriguing, and often hidden, highlights of what the UCLA campus has to offer to the public.

Source: kcet.org
Maneater | 'We do not need as many buildings': MU to demolish 8 buildings in cost-and space-cutting measure - Vimarsana News

Maneater | 'We do not need as many buildings': MU to demolish 8 buildings in cost-and space-cutting measure

Eight buildings on the University of Missouri campus will be demolished as part of the school’s effort to reduce maintenance costs and use space more efficiently, the university announced Thursday. Set for eventual demolition are the Columbia Professional Building, Loeb Hall, London Hall, Neff Annex, Noyes Hall, the Old Student Health Building, Parker Hall and Read Hall. MU is seeking a buyer for a ninth building, Mizzou North. By removing 435,000 square feet of space, MU will save more than $2.5 million in annual operating costs and remove $93.7 million from its tally of deferred maintena...