Facility Development
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Sneak Peek: The Barnes Center at The Arch
In the January/February print issue of Campus Rec Magazine, we are highlighting how the new Barnes Center at The Arch is creating a central wellness...
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Ask the Expert: Renovations
The expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. This month, Colleen McKenna, the director at CannonDesign’s sports, recreation and wellness practice, shares on renovations....
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Time to Renovate
Renovations, big and small, are the trend in the industry. And there’s a lot you need to know in order to make them successful. The...
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Why Your Campus Rec Center Needs an Escape Room
In spring of 2018, Florida State University (FSU) launched their first escape room as an additional offering to their FSU Challenge team building program. Since...
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Should Your Facility Invest in Indoor Turf?
At the University of Vermont, the multipurpose tennis and turf facility provides space for a variety of campus recreation programs throughout the year. Because...
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The Facility Enhancement and Renovation Process
As a follow-up to last week’s story on renovation don’ts, Eric Maki, the senior director of campus recreation at West Chester University, shares his advice...
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Renovation Don’ts
When considering a renovation, it’s easy to focus on the to-do list rather than the not to-do. Below, three campus rec professionals share the “don’ts”...
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Take the Leap
With about 1,900 undergrads, Lincoln Memorial University’s campus recreation relies heavily on partnerships. Director Zach Churchill said one of his biggest partnerships is with the...
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LEED-ing Green Initiatives
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is one of the most popular green building certification programs used in campus recreation. The program works as...
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Wake Forest’s Wellbeing Center Celebrates First Anniversary
The grand opening of the renovated Wake Forest University Wellbeing Center was held March 28, 2018. Now, a year later, the building is thriving and...
