Report highlights crumbling higher-ed conditions

As much as $1.5 billion must be spent on Missouri's higher-education institutions to address a backlog of maintenance projects, according to a new report. Problems include cracked and peeling paint, water-damaged ceilings and walls, buckling floor tiles, elevators that no longer meet code and aging plumbing, the Missouri Department of Higher Education found in its report. The ...

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Report highlights crumbling higher-ed conditions

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