On April 9, Campus Planning, Design and Construction will begin installation of an electrical and telecommunications ductbank under the existing pedestrian path that connects Irving Avenue to Stadium Place, and is located between the Raynor parking lot and the Irving Avenue Garage.
This work will close the pedestrian path, which will remain closed through the completion of the Dineen Hall construction project, which is scheduled to open in fall 2014. Pedestrian traffic will be directed to E. Raynor Avenue and Van Buran Street sidewalks.
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