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Campus Disruptions Continue as NW Missouri State Advances Major Infrastructure Project

Friday, August 29, 2025 at 6:04 AM

Northwest Missouri State University students and staff should expect ongoing campus disruptions this fall as the second phase of a massive infrastructure project continues. While summer upgrades are complete, work this semester will impact several buildings, including the Administration Building, which is scheduled to close in December through the summer of 2026. The three-year, $105…

Northwest Missouri State University students and staff should expect ongoing campus disruptions this fall as the second phase of a massive infrastructure project continues. While summer upgrades are complete, work this semester will impact several buildings, including the Administration Building, which is scheduled to close in December through the summer of 2026. The three-year, $105 million modernization effort aims to create more reliable and sustainable utility services and is expected to be completed in 2026.

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