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In 1957, the France A. Córdova Recreational Sports Center (the CoRec) opened. As one of the first standalone recreation centers in ...

You’ve got the newest equipment, most popular classes and friendliest staff of any campus organization. You’re ready to meet students ...

Retention is important in campus recreation — you’ve driven a student through your doors, so obviously you want to keep ...

This may sound like a no-brainer, but it’s important to keep your pools clean. Besides keeping your aquatics facility visually ...

There is nothing more frustrating for a player than a ref who clearly doesn’t know what he or she is ...

The expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. This month, Reed Voorhees, AIA at CannonDesign, shares advice on architecture. ...

Willingness to help out is one thing. It’s something else entirely to say yes to every request. Marquette University’s rec ...

The average American college student spends as many as 16 hours a day indoors. A lot of this time indoors ...

It’s human nature to seek connection, and the latest technology makes it possible to stay more connected to our families, ...

A social revolution in fitness toward holistic health and wellness is shaping the design, purpose and layout of campus rec centers. ...