An Arizona State University arenas project, which includes a new multipurpose venue and Wells Fargo Arena renovations, could break ground in the third quarter of 2019. (more…)
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New UConn Hockey Arena Moving Forward
The push for a new UConn hockey arena is moving forward, as university regents on Wednesday approved plans for the venue. (more…)
UVM Multi-Purpose Facility Project Moves Forward
The University of Vermont is moving forward with its multi-purpose facility project, which includes a new venue that would become home to the school’s basketball programs. (more…)
Robson Arena Pitched for Colorado College Hockey
If it is approved as part of a larger Colorado Springs facilities plan, the new Robson Arena would become home to Colorado College‘s hockey program. (more…)
Amsoil Arena to Offer Expanded Beer, Wine Sales for UMD Hockey
Beginning with the 2018-19 season, Amsoil Arena will offer expanded beer and wine sales for University of Minnesota Duluth men’s and women’s hockey games. (more…)
New ASU Multi-Purpose Arena Slated for 2020 Completion
Construction on a new Arizona State University multi-purpose arena is expected to be completed in the fall of 2020, when it could begin hosting hockey. (more…)
Downtown Arena Recommended for Illinois Hockey
A new study recommends a downtown Champaign location for the site of a new arena that would accommodate an Illinois hockey program. (more…)
Wells Fargo Arena Renovation, Indoor Venue Approved
Officials have approved a renovation to Wells Fargo Arena and the construction of a new indoor venue, allowing Arizona State University to move forward with the projects. (more…)
ASU Pitching Wells Fargo Arena Renovation
Arizona State University is considering a major renovation to Wells Fargo Arena, with a focus on modernizing the facility and constructing an adjacent indoor venue. (more…)
UMD’s Amsoil Arena Agreement Could be Reworked
Officials are mulling a plan that could see the University of Minnesota-Duluth alter its agreement for Amsoil Arena, home to its hockey programs. (more…)
