Just ask any of the 200 or so alumni who attended alumni weekend in October. Or any of the students who returned to campus this fall after their summer vacation. The North River Road campus is a very different place. Much different than it was just a year ago. The buildings we saw in the artist's renderings have become real structures.
Freshmen have a brand new place to live.
Graduate students have a new home on the south campus. Hospitality and culinary students don't have to fight traffic on DW Highway to get to classes. The goal to consolidate the north and south campuses is nearly complete. In the last issue of the Reporter we chronicled the initiation of an ambitious campus building program that included a new residence hall, and new homes for the graduate school and hospitality and culinary programs. By mid summer all three buildings were well under construction.