In Print
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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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Swimming Through a Revenue Stream
When it comes to making money in your campus rec center, you might think of selling memberships and access to fitness classes, but what about...
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Flooring Selection Should be a Priority
Flooring often gets treated like an afterthought during the selection process in a fitness facility. Flooring is always needed, but there is hardly ever enough...
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The Final Exam: Six Questions with Caesar
The Final Exam is your chance to get advice and insights from experts in the industry. For the May/June issue, Campus Rec spoke with Caesar Wood, the previous executive director...
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Something Old, Something New
Bringing together the historical and modern is quite a task. But Recreational Sports at the University of Michigan took it on. Currently in the process...
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Ask the Expert: Esports
The expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. This month, Dylan Wray, the recreation program specialist and esports coordinator at the University of North...
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Normal Outdoor Adventure
Anyone who’s driven through Illinois knows the state is very flat — it’s easy to see miles away in every direction. With very little to...
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A New and Challenging Workout
Traditional fitness programs are very beneficial for students, but sometimes, trending fitness programs can add an extra spark to student engagement. Colleges all over are...
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Leveling Up with Esports
Intramurals are no longer relegated to just a football field or basketball court. Video game tournaments — known as esports — are a growing trend...
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Steady Cash Flow
Striking the balance in programming between engagement and revenue generation is difficult in campus recreation. A rec center’s primary directive is to deliver programs and...
