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Inside: The May/June 2023 Issue
A State of Change at UW–Madison
The best and worst thing that ever happened to Recreation & Wellbeing at the University of Wisconsin–Madison (UW–Madison) took place...
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Q&A on SWISS
Josh Downing, the associate director of Programming at Indiana University, and Bridget Yuhas, the director of Student Affairs Assessment and...
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The University of Houston Downtown’s New Wellness and Success Center
The University of Houston Downtown (UHD) celebrated the opening of its new Wellness and Success Center on January 20, 2023....
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Revving Up Revenue Strategies in Campus Rec
From 2015 to 2021, Mississippi State University’s (MSU) campus grew by over 10% and total enrollment expanded every year during...
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The Okanagan Charter is for the Good of All
Over a dozen campuses across the U.S. have adopted the Okanagan Charter. It's a new framework that intends to: Transform...
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Benefits of Flexible Rec Center Spaces
When it comes to higher education, space is a valuable commodity. This holds true at the University of Missouri-Kansas City...
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An In-depth Look at Leisure and Passive Recreation in Campus Rec
Boise, Idaho, is surrounded by lakes, rivers, trail systems and ski resorts. In fact, the Boise River flows through the...
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Master Planning for Student Success
The steps of master planning for your campus recreation department in a way that is both holistic and student-focused. In...
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How to Choose a Disinfectant for Your Rec Center
Are your gyms, courts and equipment event-ready? Before grabbing a weight or ball, it pays to make disinfection a focus....
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Q&A with Tricia Losavio of UT Dallas
The Final Exam is your chance to get to know leaders in the industry. For the May/June 2023 issue, Campus Rec...
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