Construction Around Campus

By: Matt HempflingOrange barrels and heavy equipment mark the old intersection of John’s Hill Road and University Drive, after crews finished the roundabout that took its place. The roundabout is part of a project designed by the university to ease congestion around campus.

Orange barrels and heavy equipment mark the old intersection of John’s Hill Road and University Drive, after crews finished the roundabout that took its place. The roundabout is part of a project

designed by the university to ease congestion around campus.

The new roundabout connecting John’s Hill Road and University Drive sits behind the heavy equipment that helped pave the way for it to be built. The roundabout is part of a project designed by the university to ease

congestion around campus.

What used to be John’s Hill Road is now just a connecter between sections of University Drive, with the Skyline Tavern benefitting from a better designed entrance. The changes to John’s Hill Road are part of a project

designed by the university to ease congestion around campus.

The Skyline Tavern now benefits from a better designed entrance off of the connector road that used to be John’s Hill Road. The changes to John’s Hill Road are part of a project designed by the university to ease

congestion around campus.

The connecter road that used to be John’s Hill Road is blocked off in front of the Skyline Tavern, where the road has been freshly paved. The changes to John’s Hill Road are part of a project designed by the university to ease

congestion around campus.

Students walk around the fencing that keeps pedestrians away from the renovations being performed on the University Center. The University Center renovations are part of a project to create a Student Success Center to

serve as a one stop center for students.

Fencing blocks off the outskirts of the NKU University Center to protect pedestrians from the renovations being performed. The University Center renovations are part of a project to create a Student Success Center to serve

as a one stop center for students.

A dumpster used for the renovation of the University Center sits inside the confines of the construction area between the MEP building and Lucas Administrative Center. The University Center renovations are part of a

project to create a Student Success Center to serve as a one stop center for students.

The drive leading to the Lucas Administration building and parking area is blocked off by fencing and used as a construction access road by the crew renovating the University Center. The University Center renovations are

part of a project to create a Student Success Center to serve as a one stop center for students.