$50 million nursing school facility planned for University of Michigan

March 19, 2012
Project will add about 75,000 square feet of space for the school

From annarbor.com: University of Michigan nursing students and faculty will be getting a new $50 million facility. The Board of Regents approved a project that is expected to add about 75,000 square feet of space to the nursing school. The school now operates in a former hospital built in 1913 and purchased by the university in 1977.

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