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The
Master Plan addresses campus location, size,
form, character, image and environment. It includes
proposed new building growth while at the same
time defining outdoor spaces that unify all functions
of the University.
The Master Plan is updated
approximately every seven years and this update
to the plan reflects the implementation of the
University’s new strategic plan, Educating
Illinois: An Action Plan for Distinctiveness and
Excellence at Illinois State University 2001-2007.
Action 71 of Educating Illinois calls for
an update of The Master Plan to reflect
the University’s values, goals, and actions.
The Master Plan is accessible
in its entirety through downloading The
Master Plan. Maps
of Illinois State University (current and future),
campus districts and neighborhoods, greenspace,
street vacation, and land acquisition are available
as illustrations of the visions of The Master
Plan. The Report
Card identifies implementation teams and tracks
progress and accomplishments of The Master
Plan.
News and Updates provides a summary of those actions
from The Master Plan currently being addressed
by Illinois State University. History
of The Master Plan describes our
planning processes and Historic
Illinois State chronicles the physical development
of Illinois State’s buildings and structures.
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Students returning for fall classes will find new construction aimed at bringing ISU's aging facilities up to date.
Schroeder Hall, which houses the second largest number of classrooms on campus, will undergo a major reconstruction project starting the summer of 2003, Dick Runner, director of facilities planning, said.