how many swimming pools on campus

[smazza]

these days

[Economics_Nerd82]

One in the greek village, one at the gym, and one around the dorms. Those are the only 3 I can think of.

[No_Willie_Jokes_Yet]

The new dorm at UNF has a lazy river for students...awsome!

[outrunner]

There's 4 pools. Greek village, Andros, Rec Center (indoor), Magnolia apartments.

Really don't think we need to be worried about matching UCF's resort pool or UNF's lazy river.  We have bigger projects to attend to first; athletics district construction, dorm renovations/construction, rec center renovation, etc..

Let's face it, our campus is in dire need of a revival. Some of that has started with the building of the new Marshall Center and the ROTC building.  A good number of our buildings are 50+ years old, with renovations thru the years, but it time to build new facilities to make that jump to a top university.

[smazza]

There's 4 pools. Greek village, Andros, Rec Center (indoor), Magnolia apartments.

Really don't think we need to be worried about matching UCF's resort pool or UNF's lazy river.  We have bigger projects to attend to first; athletics district construction, dorm renovations/construction, rec center renovation, etc..

Let's face it, our campus is in dire need of a revival. Some of that has started with the building of the new Marshall Center and the ROTC building.  A good number of our buildings are 50+ years old, with renovations thru the years, but it time to build new facilities to make that jump to a top university.

uc berkeley has you guys beat

that have dozens of buildings fo 50+ and none are aircinditioned

theiir football stadium has to be one of oldest --with original wooden seats

[outrunner]

There's 4 pools. Greek village, Andros, Rec Center (indoor), Magnolia apartments.

Really don't think we need to be worried about matching UCF's resort pool or UNF's lazy river.  We have bigger projects to attend to first; athletics district construction, dorm renovations/construction, rec center renovation, etc..

Let's face it, our campus is in dire need of a revival. Some of that has started with the building of the new Marshall Center and the ROTC building.  A good number of our buildings are 50+ years old, with renovations thru the years, but it time to build new facilities to make that jump to a top university.

uc berkeley has you guys beat

that have dozens of buildings fo 50+ and none are aircinditioned

theiir football stadium has to be one of oldest --with original wooden seats

Berkley, CA isn't exactly the same weather wise as Tampa, FL.