University historians say the new Fayetteville State University College of Education building marks a new chapter in the university’s legacy as a pioneer in shaping a long lineage of educators.
The university hosted the ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new College of Education building on Aug. 20, celebrating almost 150 years of tradition in developing the region’s educator workforce.
The building cost $69.3 million and encompasses a total of 72,027 square feet. The facility’s four stories feature a blend of classrooms, conference rooms and faculty offices, resulting in over 30 dedicated learning and collaboration spaces and more than 60 private office spaces in the new building…