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IMissJack
08-05-2022, 10:46 PM
I?ve been critical the past few years, but I?ve been in S?ville the last couple of days and campus looks wonderful. Landscaping dept. has done a great job!

memsu06
08-05-2022, 11:03 PM
State has a better looking campus than most SEC schools.

Alabama's campus is horrible in my opinion. I had to do some work on a building on their campus a few years ago and I wasn't impressed at all with their campus.

IMissJack
08-06-2022, 12:04 AM
We?ve always had a good campus, I did think upkeep had slipped the last few years, but some long term planning and design have really come together nicely. Secondly, the amount of trees we have planted all over the campus is great. I was commenting to someone today, that almost everywhere you look, there are trees that are under 10-15 years old, many less than that.

InTheIttaBenaHotSun
08-06-2022, 02:48 AM
Say what?? Bama has one of the prettier campuses in the SEC.

hailmari
08-06-2022, 04:58 AM
Say what?? Bama has one of the prettier campuses in the SEC.

Put me in the unimpressed crowd. Aside from a couple of nice buildings, I thought it was one of the least visually appeasing P5 campuses I?ve seen. Tuscaloosa, in general, isn?t impressive either.

WSOPdawg
08-06-2022, 08:28 AM
Say what?? Bama has one of the prettier campuses in the SEC.

Uh, no? this is just not true.

Maroonthirteen
08-06-2022, 09:22 AM
Yep, friends that have kids starting there, that weren't familiar with the campus prior, all say now pretty MSU is. State has done a lot to upgrade buildings, build new and keep up the grounds. The place looks beautiful.

For the future, Are there plans to modernize the engineering buildings? I see Hardy Blvd is pedestrian only this year. Are they going to make that into a plaza like Old Main plaza?

Once they upgrade the buildings northeast of the stadium and Dorman.... the place will look incredible. Also I imagine when the new dorms go in on Barr, that campus will look spectacular.

R2Dawg
08-06-2022, 01:41 PM
Say what?? Bama has one of the prettier campuses in the SEC.

Meh, it ain't nothing special.

R2Dawg
08-06-2022, 01:45 PM
Yep, friends that have kids starting there, that weren't familiar with the campus prior, all say now pretty MSU is. State has done a lot to upgrade buildings, build new and keep up the grounds. The place looks beautiful.

For the future, Are there plans to modernize the engineering buildings? I see Hardy Blvd is pedestrian only this year. Are they going to make that into a plaza like Old Main plaza?

Once they upgrade the buildings northeast of the stadium and Dorman.... the place will look incredible. Also I imagine when the new dorms go in on Barr, that campus will look spectacular.

Hardy down eng row is closed during school hours so I heard, will open at 6 for evening traffic.

Many of the eng buildings have been upgraded. Carpenter has some issues around some technical challenge and being a historic building. I forget the details but a professor told me that several years ago.

R2Dawg
08-06-2022, 01:48 PM
State has a better looking campus than most SEC schools.

Alabama's campus is horrible in my opinion. I had to do some work on a building on their campus a few years ago and I wasn't impressed at all with their campus.

MSU does have one of the nicest campuses. I've been to UT and LSU when they looked horrible. I was on campus this summer and there were lots of landscape projects going on everywhere.

Moving my two kids in this weekend. Was off campus yesterday but will be on tomorrow. Looking forward to checking the scene out.

I know I have maroon-colored glasses but from what I've seen around MSU is a great value and one of best schools in the Southeast combining all elements - student life, facilities, academics, sports, etc.

viverlibre
08-06-2022, 01:58 PM
Concur, but we still have a few buildings that look like puke. The architecture and construction sciences building look like they were designed and built by a k4 class.

Goldendawg
08-06-2022, 02:44 PM
We?ve always had a good campus, I did think upkeep had slipped the last few years, but some long term planning and design have really come together nicely. Secondly, the amount of trees we have planted all over the campus is great. I was commenting to someone today, that almost everywhere you look, there are trees that are under 10-15 years old, many less than that.

We should have let Dr. Foglesong paint everything brown and army green while we had the chance, (except his bi-plane of course)! *****

Goldendawg
08-06-2022, 02:47 PM
Say what?? Bama has one of the prettier campuses in the SEC.

It would look better if they made Tusk remove his meth labs and stills adjacent to the chemistry building.****

Coursesuper
08-06-2022, 07:43 PM
I?ve been critical the past few years, but I?ve been in S?ville the last couple of days and campus looks wonderful. Landscaping dept. has done a great job!

Thank you from all of our team. We?re going at it and making solid progress. I started two years ago and we have a long way to go but we appreciate the complimentary comments and that our efforts are noticed. Our team and our administration are pulling the same direction.

BeardoMSU
08-06-2022, 07:57 PM
Put me in the unimpressed crowd. Aside from a couple of nice buildings, I thought it was one of the least visually appeasing P5 campuses I?ve seen. Tuscaloosa, in general, isn?t impressive either.

Tbf, their newish Quad is quite nice.

IMissJack
08-06-2022, 09:15 PM
Thank you from all of our team. We?re going at it and making solid progress. I started two years ago and we have a long way to go but we appreciate the complimentary comments and that our efforts are noticed. Our team and our administration are pulling the same direction.

Thank you and your team!

Coursesuper
08-07-2022, 10:25 AM
Thank you and your team!

You?re welcome, we are striving to give our students and alumni spaces that they can be proud of and use at the same time. There is more to come in the near future some larger projects but many more smaller intimate spaces that are good places to spend an hour.

Maroonthirteen
08-08-2022, 12:31 PM
Word is students will not use Hull Hall 2nd semester. Are the renovations to the interior or exterior or both?

Was a decision ever made on What to do with Rice?

Commercecomet24
08-08-2022, 12:41 PM
Thank you from all of our team. We?re going at it and making solid progress. I started two years ago and we have a long way to go but we appreciate the complimentary comments and that our efforts are noticed. Our team and our administration are pulling the same direction.

Appreciate y'all! The campus does look great! Keep up the great work!

BrunswickDawg
08-08-2022, 12:46 PM
Word is students will not use Hull Hall 2nd semester. Are the renovations to the interior or exterior or both?

Was a decision ever made on What to do with Rice?

Good to hear - Hull needs it. It is the best location on campus, and could be a really nice historic dorm, but it is rough currently.

Ranchdawg
08-08-2022, 05:48 PM
Coursesuper thank you for all y?all?s hard work. Believe me it doesn?t go un-noticed. My granddaughter is starting her sophomore year and one of her roommates is from New Mexico and her roommate from there is amazed how pretty and the trees. I?ll be on campus this Saturday helping granddaughter move in. HailState and go Dogs

Ezsoil
08-08-2022, 08:56 PM
Meh, it ain't nothing special.

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