The University maintains a list of capital investments projects approved by the Board of Regents requesting funding from the state legislature. These building and infrastructure projects align with the strategic goals of the University to recruit and retain the best and brightest students, to recruit and support innovative and world class faculty and staff, and to inspire innovation, exploration and discovery, all while being responsible stewards of resources.
Below are the five projects that the Board of Regents is requesting state funding for in the 2012 legislative session.
$90 million in state funding
Almost 100 building systems, utility infrastructure, energy efficiency, and health, safety, and accessibility projects throughout the University system.
$54 million in state funding
Renovate Old Main to be a multi-utility plant and provide a second source of steam to meet growing demand and increase reliability.
$4.1 million in state funding
A new campus center and laboratories at this valuable field station will allow unique education and research opportunities to continue to exist and grow.
$14 million in state funding
Rehabilitate and reconfigure workspaces to maximize usage and minimize high operating costs of space, the University's second biggest expense.
$7.4 million in state funding
Construct a cultural center to promote student achievement, celebrate Duluth's diversity, and support community outreach and engagement.
