Today's Houstonian reports that Texas State University System officials say bonds have not yet been sold to fund a series of SHSU construction projects as part of an upcoming, system-wide Capital Improvements Program:
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Ag Arena Construction Pushed Back Due To Lack Of Funds
Earlier this month the Houstonian reported that some building projects would be delayed because of funding. Today they report that the development of the Gibbs Ranch arena joins that list:
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Item, Houstonian: HSU No Longer Interested In Army Reserve Property
Both the Item and Houstonian have coverage of the surprise announcement, released yesterday:
"Sam Houston State University is no longer interested in acquiring the Army Reserve property and will find an alternative solution to serve our ROTC and Veterans Affairs programs."
"Sam Houston State University is no longer interested in acquiring the Army Reserve property and will find an alternative solution to serve our ROTC and Veterans Affairs programs."
Student Health and Counseling Center Will Break Ground In October
The Houstonian reports today that SHSU plans to begin the "active construction phase" of the new Student Health and Counseling Center on October 21:
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Item: HSU Denies Lease, Aims To Buy Property
The Item reported September 13 that SHSU officials said no to Maalouf Properties on an offer of a $135,000-a-year lease on property it wants on Sam Houston Avenue:
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Water Main Breaks Behind SHSU Parking Garage
From the Houstonian:
A water main broke on campus at the intersection of 17th Street and Ron Randleman [Avenue I] , according to a Huntsville Public Utilities official. The official said that water mains have been breaking all over town due to hot weather conditions and the ground shifting. "It will take several hours [to fix]," he said. "We aren't in a part of town where we can just turn the water off." Traffic leaving the Parking Garage is being directed down 17th Street.
A water main broke on campus at the intersection of 17th Street and Ron Randleman [Avenue I] , according to a Huntsville Public Utilities official. The official said that water mains have been breaking all over town due to hot weather conditions and the ground shifting. "It will take several hours [to fix]," he said. "We aren't in a part of town where we can just turn the water off." Traffic leaving the Parking Garage is being directed down 17th Street.
Item: City Denies ‘Property’ Meeting
The latest in the battle for the former army reverse property includes City of Huntsville personnel denying meeting with SHSU officials specifically on the property in question, reports the Huntsville Item [Sep. 11]:
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Houstonian: SHSU Denied Legislative Bonds For New Buildings
Several SHSU departments will be re-evaluating growth plans, the Houstonian reported on September 10, because the Texas Legislature failure to pass tuition revenue bonds:
Residence Halls Overcrowded, New Dorm Pushed Back
The September 10 edition of the Houstonian highlights some of the issues in student housing that begin the Fall 2013 semester:
2013 State of the University Address
Today's Houstonian has some highlights from SHSU President Dana Gibson's September 5 State of the University:
Friday, September 6, 2013
Item: Gibson, Maalouf Dispute Land Offer
The Friday 6 edition of the Huntsville Item has more on the land dispute between SHSU and developer Tarek Maalouf:
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Houstonian: Viewpoints: Army Reserve Center, Eminent Domain, And So On
The Houstonian's September 3 edition features letters from both SHSU President Dr. Dana Gibson and Huntsville developer Tarek Maalouf, president of Maalouf Properties, surrounding the sale of the former Army Reserve Center from the City of Huntsville.
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