Evers, campus leaders break ground on UW-Madison engineering building after years of political conflict

Evers, campus leaders break ground on UW-Madison engineering building after years of political conflict

The center is expected to cost $419 million, and will consist of a 395,000-square-foot facility. School leaders say it will allow them to accept an extra 1,000 engineering students each year. The post Evers, campus leaders break ground on UW-Madison engineering building after years of political conflict appeared first on WPR.

In Business: Phillip A. Levy Engineering Center to break ground at UW-Madison - Wisconsin Technology Council

UW-Madison officials, faculty, students, donors and alumni will join with state officials and industry partners for a ceremonial groundbreaking event for the Phillip A. Levy Engineering Center on Thursday, April 17. The $420 million state-of-the-art teaching and research facility will allow the UW-Madison College of Engineering to accommodate booming enrollment and foster industry partnerships. In March