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UI Looking To Expand Campus Housing To Accommodate Growing Student Population
The University of Idaho wants to speed up a project to increase campus housing to accommodate the institution’s growing student population. The administration will be asking the Idaho State Board of Education to begin the project during a special meeting Thursday morning. The total 194 million dollar project will increase campus beds by 150. The work will involve improvements and expansions for the Wallace Complex, Theophilus Tower and the Elmwood Apartments. The project would construct new undergraduate apartments and improve existing graduate student and married student family housing. The expansion will allow the UI to end its lease of an off-campus motel that’s currently housing up to 200 students. The work is scheduled to be completed by December of 2027.
Historic Palouse Region Farm Up for Auction
Pullman, WA — B2B LLC, a full-service land transaction business, will hold an online-only farmland auction August 24-29. The auction features the Thonney Family Farmland, located approximately halfway between Pullman and Moscow on the Highway 270 corridor, which will sell for the first time since 1877 when the property was originally homesteaded by the Thonney family.
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