State-of-the-art Facilities
Wellness
The Department of Wellness invested $105,000 in the renovation of the Performance
Studio that included new flooring and state-of-the-art training equipment.
Dining
University Dining Services began construction on the $22 million Central Market Place.
The concept will house four new dining options and will make its debut in the fall
of 2024.
ResLife
Housing and Residential Life provided 37 buildings with 5,863 bed spaces for students
living on campus. More than 92% of spaces were filled this academic year.
Breaking Records
550,601
visits
to the Colvin Recreation and Seretean Wellness Centers
$11.1
million
invested in improvements to residential halls
660,335
meals
served in the 30 different dining concepts on campus
1.3
million
visits to the Student Union this year