July/August 2021

Every year, Expresso hosts a Fall Frenzy, pitting schools to compete in a March-Madness-like tournament for miles achieved on the...

This issue, Mark Ferguson, the associate dean of Students for Well-Being and executive director of Campus Recreation, and Tony Gregory,...

As a vibrant Jesuit college, the new Joanne Chouinard-Luth Recreation and Wellness Center (The Jo) at the College of the...

Paul Kuo had a mission to leave the world a better place than it was when he was growing up. So...

A look at how the outdoor offerings has exploded in popularity over the past year.  There are a few positives...

Schools across the country are getting creative with revenue streams. “We are largely student-fee funded. We only generate revenue outside...

The COVID-19 pandemic created a historic challenge for the campus recreation industry. From coast to coast, departments closed their doors...

Most facilities have an established replacement plan for cardio and strength equipment based on wear and tear.  For example, Jeremy...

We all know there are those who are just starting on their journey to experience the positive physical, emotional and...

Given the size and scale of new build and/or significant renovation efforts for campus recreation buildings, selecting the right design...

This spring, media reports about a chlorine “shortage” have created concern among pool owners about their ability to properly maintain...

There are many things you are going to need to keep in mind when it comes to running a competitive...

The Final Exam is your chance to get advice and insights from experts in the industry. For the July/August 2021 issue,...