Something Old, Something New: Building and Preserving History at SDSU - The Yellow & Blue Podcast S1E4

South Dakota State University’s campus is 387 acres, and is home to more than 160 buildings. It’s a place where thousands of faculty, staff and students live, work and learn every day. For Facilities and Services, SDState operates like “a city within a city.” Dozens of workers spend countless hours cleaning, servicing and maintaining campus and its operations.    Campus has evolved throughout time and has grown considerably in recent history. According to Facilities and Services, since 2010, 30 buildings have been constructed, enhancing the student experience. New residence halls, academic buildings, athletic facilities and agriculture structures are now an integral part of the SDSU experience.   Facilities and Services has also been able to oversee the renovation or revitalization of some of our more historic campus buildings. Recent projects include iconic structures like Lincoln Hall, First Bank and Trust Arena and the Coughlin Campanile.    In this episode of “The Yellow & Blue Podcast,” Dave Law, director of project management and engineering for Facilities and Services takes us through campus operations and recent building projects. We also dive into some of the history of our favorite buildings at SDState. Transcript SDState Building Directory Video Tours of Campus Buildings