7 things that changed on campus over break
The menu was updated and replaced at Northern Shores Coffee. Photo by Samantha Church
Welcome back to campus, Bulldogs! After a long, relaxing break, you may notice a few changes around campus. Here’s what they are.
1.
A new university president was approved by the University of Minnesota Regents on December 18, 2018. Joan Gabel will take office on July 1, 2019, after current president Eric Kaler retires on June 30.
President-Designee Joan Gabel spoke at her first press conference on Dec. 18, 2018. Photo courtesy of Mike Kenyanya
2.
The furniture in Kirby Student Center was rearranged after noise complaints were made by offices on the porch. High tables outside of the offices were moved and replaced by chairs and couches to deter large groups of students.
Benches and couches that were previously across from the garage have been switched out for the hightop tables that were before. Photo by Samantha Church
3.
A new sign was erected outside of the food court. The updated sign replaced the older version that is still seen throughout hallways on campus.
Photo by Samantha Church
4.
The Lake Superior Hall vending machines were relocated in order to update the space. The ceilings were replaced. The vending machines were moved to a different section of the hallway.
Photo by Samantha Church
5.
The menus in Northern Shores Coffee have been replaced and updated. The coffee shop also replaced several of their espresso machines. It is now serving Duluth Coffee Co. coffee. Check back for a story update at a later date.
Photo by Samantha Church
6.
The chairs on the first floor of the library were replaced with newer versions.
Photo by Samantha Church
7.
ITSS updated the campus printing procedures. Check out this website for more information.
Photo by Samantha Church