US EditionConstruction begins on buildings where classes were moved from last fall
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Construction begins on buildings where classes were moved from last fall
Construction began on the D100 building in January after classes were moved from it mid-semester last fall. The carpets and broken sinks were torn out of the floor and the walls, the ceiling was removed and the walls were scraped to allow for a new coat of paint. These classrooms had crumbling ceilings and some that previously held science classes had broken sinks and leaking faucets, according to English department chair Wendy Smith. Two weeks …
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