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MU braces for summer season of construction
Tate, Switzler and Gillett halls are due to open in the fall as summer renovations continue.
Gwynn Hall next on Campus Facilities’ renovations list
A metabolic kitchen will be added to the building.
Monk Drive to close in June
The project will move lines for storm water and telephones.
Deferred campus renovations at mercy of state funding
This is the second article in a two-part series of reports on academic buildings in need of renovations.
Campus buildings deteriorate as funding runs low
This is the first article in a series of reports on academic buildings in need of renovations.
Winter weather fails to faze MU construction projects
There are five campus construction projects in progress.
Old campus spaces find new uses
Some university departments have learned to deal with awkward spaces.
Report: More than 30 academic buildings in need of renovation
The university needs more than $511 million for repairs and maintenance.
Blog post: Construction continues on Stewart Road
Mark Twain residence hall renovations get green light
A new entrance is among the changes brought on by the renovation.
Web Update: Curators approve $265 million in bonds for campus projects
The renovation of Mark Twain residence hall was included in the list of projects.
Demolition, fence relocation block Pershing's Hitt Street entrance
Construction is in preparation for new patient care tower.
Stewart Road to remain closed until fall 2012
Repairs to the MU Power Plant shut down the street.
High mold levels cause problems at McReynolds Hall
Campus Facilities and MU Health and Safety are working to solve the situation.
Summer construction projects blanket campus
The installation of chilled water lines has closed Speakers Circle and several roads on campus.
Student center construction ahead of schedule
The final stages of construction will be completed in October.
Construction on MU smokestacks delayed
The stacks will receive a new layer to prevent future deterioration.