South gym roof collapse

[Bobcat4Ever]

Vote in April??? But most of the students are not on campus.

Students vote online using a Net ID and password.

Voting has been done online since 2002.

[joe_montana_state]

Vote in April??? But most of the students are not on campus.

Students vote online using a Net ID and password.

Voting has been done online since 2002.

Are they voting based on the picture in the tweet? Will they be disappointed when it looks nothing like that?

[FTG247365]

Vote in April??? But most of the students are not on campus.

Students vote online using a Net ID and password.

Voting has been done online since 2002.

Are they voting based on the picture in the tweet? Will they be disappointed when it looks nothing like that?

It will change 10x before its built. Once I started looking at the rendering of the inside, I started thinking about going back to school, just to workout. If this happens, it will be an impressive building/addition to campus. Plus a huge upgrade to the current Medical Care.

[AFCAT]

[GoCats18]

Sure hope they vote yes. Imagine our campus in 5 years compared to the other one to the west.....if they still have a campus.

[AFCAT]

Sure hope they vote yes. Imagine our campus in 5 years compared to the other one to the west.....if they still have a campus.

[coachouert]

Looking at the BookFace, it looks like this passed with 66% of students that voted, voting in favor. Onto Board of Regents.

[AFCAT]

Looking at the BookFace, it looks like this passed with 66% of students that voted, voting in favor. Onto Board of Regents.

[KittieKop]

Looking at the BookFace, it looks like this passed with 66% of students that voted, voting in favor. Onto Board of Regents.

No idea how this vote compares to other student votes for fees increases, but a normal/public ballot issue that comes up that passes with 2/3 approval is usually seen as pretty solid. So I'll take this as a solid support by the student body.

[imacat]

This is very exciting. The MSU student experience keeps getting better and better!

[coachouert]

Looking at the BookFace, it looks like this passed with 66% of students that voted, voting in favor. Onto Board of Regents.

No idea how this vote compares to other student votes for fees increases, but a normal/public ballot issue that comes up that passes with 2/3 approval is usually seen as pretty solid. So I'll take this as a solid support by the student body.

I think turnout was 16.3% for students which is shockingly HIGH compared to most years. I'm glad it went through at the rate it did.

[Common Cat]

Students are so lucky these days.

[ibleedblue]

How much would student fees increase for this? Was it minimal?

[AFCAT]

How much would student fees increase for this? Was it minimal?

[bobcatozzy]

$58

[imacat]

This should be an ideal time to fund this project. Interest rates are historically low.

[RickRund]

This should be an ideal time to fund this project. Interest rates are historically low.

Would rates be the same as mortgage rates?

[allcat]

This should be an ideal time to fund this project. Interest rates are historically low.

Would rates be the same as mortgage rates?

No this would be in the bond market. Someone will underwrite the bond. Most bonds are looked at as safe investment that pays a consistent return. It should be low, but it is not exactly the same market.

[iaafan]

This should be an ideal time to fund this project. Interest rates are historically low.

And an even better time to put it out to a vote. Construction = good for economy; Healthcare clinic = like, yeah!

[ibleedblue]

How much would student fees increase for this? Was it minimal?

Thank you. Seems like a no brainer at that rate.