Wayne State’s $142 million overhaul to ‘perk up’ academics
Wayne State University’s aggressive building plans will dramatically change the landscape of its urban campus and perk up key academic programs that are vital to the state’s economy.
Wayne State University’s aggressive building plans will dramatically
change the landscape of its urban campus and perk up key academic
programs that are vital to the state’s economy.
On tap are renovations and additions to the College of Engineering,
School of Business Administration, and medical and law schools.
Wayne First, the university’s year-old capital campaign, will bankroll
the estimated $142 million in construction. It also will fund faculty
endowments and scholarships that school officials hope will lure some
of the nation’s top minds to the university.
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