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periodiCALS, Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2018

The two-year project to revitalize the quad’s landscape and social spaces and replace aging utility infrastructure is now complete. We can’t wait to have you explore the grounds for yourself, but until then, here are just a few of the improvements that have reshaped this landmark in the heart of campus.

  • Social working spaces
  • Upgrades to the communications, water, heating, cooling and drainage utilities 
  • More light fixtures 
  • New lawn, ornamental shrubs and trees 
  • Efficient pedestrian pathways

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