• Foundation’s 755-Acre Gift to Lehigh U. Brings Potential for Liability

• Ohio State U. Seeks New Name for Science and Engineering Library

• Consultants Warned California U. of Pennsylvania to Build Smaller Event Center

• U. of Missouri at Columbia Pays Artist, Removes 2001 Tiger Mosaic

Syracuse U. has broken ground for Dineen Hall, which will house the College of Law when construction is completed in 2014. The five-story, 200,000-square-foot building is expected to cost $90-million. Among its other features will be a green roof that will double as a terrace in good weather. (Gluckman Mayner Architects rendering)

• Donor’s Heirs Sue U. of California to Prevent Sale of Garden Site Worth $4-Million

• U. of Minnesota and Hospital Partner Will Build $182-Million Medical Complex, Easing Accreditation Worry for Medical School

• San Jose State U. Shuts 8-Year-Old Housing Complex for Summer Replacement of Pipes

• U. of Wisconsin at Baraboo Plans to Build 1st Residence Hall

• San Francisco State U. Welcomes Food Trucks at Long Last

Tiffin U. has opened a new recreation center that includes an indoor practice field covered with artificial turf, an indoor track, four multipurpose courts, classrooms, and offices. It occupies the side of a former scrapyard. (Tiffin U. photo)

• Despite Insurers’ Flood Worries, Federal Agency Won’t Pay for New U. of Iowa Art Museum

• Oklahoma Law Gives Colleges 8 Years to Trim Energy Costs by 20 Pct.

• Otterbein U. Will Pay Half of Cleanup Price for Former Bomb Plant

• Georgetown U. Replaces Tower Clock’s Hands; Trio of Thieves Remains at Large

Baylor U. is moving ahead with plans for a 45,000-seat football stadium linked to the campus by a bridge across the Brazos River. The facility, designed so that another 10,000 seats can be added in the future, will also have an event center and a Stadium Club. (Baylor U. rendering)

• Texas A&M U., U. of Texas Plan Joint Storage Facility Near Bryan for 1 Million Books

• Yale U. Will Move Nursing School from City to West Campus

• Honors Students, Fraternities Will Share New Jersey Institute of Technology Facility

• Ohio’s Colleges Plan $400-Million Worth of Construction and Renovation

The City of Waverly, Iowa, is moving ahead with plans to build an elegant band shell designed by Ann Cashman and Darian Lu, who graduated from Iowa State U. last weekend with architecture degrees. The shell, made of colored recycled glass, would help audiences hear concerts by the Waverly Municipal Band. Ms. Cashman is from Waverly; Ms. Lu is from Shanghai. (Rendering by Ann Cashman and Darian Lu.)

Corning Community College broke ground this week for a $16-million residence hall on its Spencer Hill campus. The 322-bed facility will house students in 84 suites and will open in late 2013, according to The Leader, a local newspaper. (Licum McCormack VanVoorhis rendering)

• Tulane U. Stadium Could Face Zoning Challenge (Read the university’s response here)

• $8-Million Gift Will Go to Aquatics Center at U. of Southern California

• Georgia Tech Foundation’s Plan to Demolish 1926 Building Angers Neighbors

• For Sale: U. of Cincinnati Architecture Professor’s Mushroom Home (Zillow.com photo)

Rogers State U. will break ground next week for a 38,400-square-foot satellite campus at the MidAmerica Industrial Park in Pryor, Okla., according to KTUL, a Tulsa television station. The new building, a joint project of the university and the industrial park, will have classrooms, labs, a library, an auditorium, lounge space, and a food-service facility. (Rogers State U. rendering)

• Terrace Chairs Will Raise Money for Makeover of U. of Wisconsin at Madison Union

• Upper Iowa U. Returns to New Orleans Building Devastated by Katrina

• Dickinson College Plans Science-Building Addition, Greenhouse, Soccer Stadium

• In Apparent Prank, Hands Disappear From Tower Clock of Healy Hall at Georgetown U.

• ‘Study Cube’ Opens as Part of $16.8-Million Colorado State U. Library Renovation (Colorado State U. photo)

• State’s Dairy Industry Will Pay at Least Half the Cost of Renovating U. of Wisconsin at Madison Research Building

• U. of South Carolina Pays Fines for Asbestos Violations

• Phantom Tower Hints at Unbuilt Boston U. Campus

Brown U. has welcomed students to a new 87,000-square-foot aquatics and fitness center that houses a pool, training facilities for varsity athletes, and exercise equipment for recreational users. The facility was designed by Robert A.M Stern Architects after an initial design displeased the donor, The Providence Journal reports. (Brown U. photo)

• 2 Murders Lead City Officials and U. of Southern California to Add Additional Police

• Faculty Members Join Neighbors Opposing New York U. Expansion

• After 5 Years, Georgetown U. Gym Still Awaits Approvals

• Duke U. Looks to Refurbish Olmsted Landscapes

• Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Plans Campus Upgrades

Colby College expects to burn 22,000 tons of wood chips a year—instead of a million gallons of oil—in a new biomass plant that opened in January. College officials say the $11-million plant is expected to pay for itself in within 10 years, as well as to boost the local economy by relying on waste wood from within 50 miles of the campus. (Colby College photo)

• New Roosevelt U. Tower: ‘More Than an Eye-Grabbing Envelope’

• Deferred-Maintenance Pricetag Tops $255-Million at Louisiana State U. at Baton Rouge

• Stanford U. Plans $4.2-Million Center for Contemplating Late Professors Flying-Bird Paintings

• Johnson County Community College Breaks Ground for $12-Million Culinary and Hospitality Facility