CP&M Article Archive
College Planning & Management's vast database of articles is a valuable tool for anyone who plans, designs, equips, maintains or operates colleges and universities nationwide. Popular topics include facilities, safety & security, technology, business, finance, recruit & retain and the campus scene. Articles are displayed in chronological order, beginning with the most recent.
Facilities (Campus Spaces)
Meeting cleaning expectations on campus involves various factors, from personnel to products and even artificial intelligence.
- By Robert Kravitz
- June 1st, 2018
Creative adaptive reuse and retrofit projects are resulting in unique spaces for student living and learning.
- By Scott Berman
- June 1st, 2018
Hot Tips (Flooring Options)
- By Tasha Hughes
- June 1st, 2018
Emerging Technology (Enhancing, Engaging, Connecting)
Closing the loop between delivery and impact.
- By David W. Dodd
- June 1st, 2018
Facility Focus (Medical and Healthcare Education)
Recruit & Retain (Niagara University)
A welcoming campus environment can make a big difference.
- By Deborah T. Curtis
- June 1st, 2018
Facilities (Campus Spaces)
Campus administrative and office areas have requirements for flooring that differ from academic, residence hall, athletics, and other facilities. Here's what to consider for these working spaces.
- By Scott Berman
- June 1st, 2018
Facilities (Campus Spaces)
Walls and ceilings have evolved from flat white panels into attractive interior
design elements that contribute to educational quality.
- By Michael Fickes
- June 1st, 2018
Editor's Note (The View From Here)
- By Shannon O'Connor
- June 1st, 2018
Facility Focus (Medical and Healthcare Education)
The Sustainable Campus (Trends and Innovations)
An energy-efficient barn is a winning project for UC Santa Cruz.
Ask the Expert (Custodial Equipment)
- By Alex J. Wall
- June 1st, 2018
Facility Focus (Sports and Athletics)
Editor's Note (The View From Here)
- By Shannon O'Connor
- May 1st, 2018
Fire & Life Safety (Focus on Preparation and Prevention)
The people who know your buildings best have a role in protecting them.
- By Mike Halligan
- May 1st, 2018