In Print
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Choosing Flooring for Optimal Air Quality
When people hear the phrase “air quality,” they might be inclined to think about the great outdoors — maybe they picture clean, crisp mountain air...
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Ways to Stay Fit in the Summertime and Fall
During the summer months, it is more difficult to motivate oneself to work out. There are way too many distractions. Time off from school, vacation...
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The Final Exam: Six Questions with Brian Cousins
The Final Exam is your chance to get advice and insights from experts in the industry. For the September/October issue, Campus Rec spoke with Brian Cousins, the executive director...
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The Calling Card of St. Ambrose
Standing in the group fitness room of St. Ambrose University’s Wellness and Recreation Center (WRC), you have a stunning view of the very blue Iowa...
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It’s What is Inside That Counts
In Binghamton, New York, three hours northwest of the Big Apple, the East Gym at Binghamton University used to suffer from a problem usually reserved...
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Ask the Expert: Cameron Adams
The expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. This month, Cameron Adams, the coordinator of facility operations at Washington State University Recreation, shares advice on...
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If You Build It, They Will Come
Getting students interested in fitness programs can be difficult. What you need is creative programming that catches the eye of the busy student. “College kids...
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The Secret Weapon in Participation: Unique Intramural Sports
At most colleges, “traditional” intramural sports are a lock for high participation numbers. By integrating unique intramural sports, however, you can offer a chance for...
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Swim with the Current: What’s Trending in Aquatics
In order to really take aquatics participation to the next level, it’s important to know what’s trending in aquatics and if you should act on...
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Back to Facility Basics
Chances are your rec center has seen years of various renovations, programs and countless graduation classes of students, so it’s easy to forget where it...
