Higher Education facilities leaders are up against an unprecedented set of challenges, fueled by aging buildings, rising backlogs of deferred maintenance, and a decade-long trend of disinvestment (And who can forget this cheery Washington Post ...
In higher education, facilities departments are often taken for granted. However, according to High Point University President Nido Qubein, the reality is that facilities are “one heck of an asset,” playing a huge role in the success of an...
Move over, Millennials: A new generation has officially arrived on campus. While Gen Z and Millennials are close in age, there are a number of meaningful differences between them, including what they’re looking for in a prospective university.
A culture of safety is something we can no longer take for granted on college campuses. Regardless of an institution’s size or location, preparing for the threat of an active shooter is top of mind for all university leaders.
The 2019 Higher Ed Facilities Forum brought together over 100 university administrators from across the nation with the industry’s leading suppliers. The Margaritaville Beach Resort in Hollywood, FL provided the perfect backdrop for three days of...
Between aging infrastructure, rising costs, changing demographics, and fundamental changes to the way we learn and live, higher ed facilities leaders certainly have their hands full.
Oxford University’s Paul Goffin doesn’t want to hear your gripes about aging infrastructure: As Director of Estates at...
Nina Petty has a motto: “I know what I know, and I know what I don’t know.” Actually, the Vice Chancellor for Real...
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