Lewis Archer McMurran, Jr. Hall

• Completion scheduled for January 2010
• Academic home for English, history, communication studies, modern and classical languages and literatures, philosophy and religious studies, and government, in addition to the Master of Arts in Teaching program
• 82,000 square feet of academic space with 30 state-of-the-art classrooms and seminar rooms and 120 faculty offices

Integrated Science Center

• Two-phase construction, the first to be completed in 2011 and the second in 2012
• Academic home to biology, chemistry and environmental science, as well as psychology
• 60 faculty offices, 14 classrooms, 70 teaching labs and student research spaces

Freeman Sports and Convocation Center Expansion

• Completion of the gymnasium, fitness area and offices for counseling and health services scheduled for winter 2010;completion of the auditorium and meeting rooms scheduled for spring 2011
• 70,000-square-foot addition to double the size of the Trieshmann Health and Fitness Pavilion
• Notable features: auxiliary gymnasium, a new 400-seat Gaines Auditorium, an array of meeting rooms for student activities

New Residence Hall for Sophomores

• 500 beds
• Located west of campus

Additional capital projects on the horizon for the University include:

• A new home for the Luter School of Business that will also house mathematics; physics, computer science and engineering; leadership and American studies; sociology (including social work); and anthropology
• The CNU chapel, which will nurture hearts and minds by hosting student groups, religious activities and weddings, as well as musical performances and lectures
• The Alumni House, a place to connect with former classmates and professors through reunions, seminars, pre- and post-game activities, and other alumni events
• A new 500-bed upperclass residence hall west of campus