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Subject: Hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent in the last two decades on new construction on both campuses, but only $1 million of it was for an athletic building. Below is a list of all new construction on the Rose Hill and Lincoln Center campuses in the last 20 years: O’Hare Hall (2000) Walsh Library (1997) Walsh Athletic Training Center (1997) Lowenstein Building expansion (1994) McMahon Hall (1993) McGinley Center expansion (1988) Alumni Court North (1987) Alumni Court South (1987) Tierney Hall (1986) Law School additions (1984 and 1987) Author: ramMan [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 18:23:22 12/21/04 Tue In reply to: ramMan 's message, "If the past is any indication, Fordham won’t be constructing new athletic buildings anytime soon. In the last two decades, the University has added approximately 1.1 million square feet of academic and residential space. In that time, the only new construction devoted to athletics was the 3,200-square-foot Walsh Athletic Training Center, which was completely funded by alumni donations ($500,000 from Bill Walsh ’51 which was matched dollar for dollar by members of the Gridiron Club). More below…" on 18:20:41 12/21/04 Tue [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]