SC State University is implementing new safety measures on campus

New fences are not the only security measure on campus. SC State will also increase security patrols along campus property, particularly during events. ORANGEBURG, S.C. – South Carolina State University has announced plans to add additional fencing around campus to reduce pedestrian access to the university. The announcement comes just two weeks after two shootings… Continue reading SC State University is implementing new safety measures on campus

Saudi Arabia is leading the development of ecotourism with the sustainability goals of Vision 2030

Home » Middle East » Saudi Arabia is leading the development of ecotourism with the sustainability goals of Vision 2030 Published on October 18, 2025 Growing environmental awareness among tourists from around the world has contributed to the recent boom in ecotourism. The demand for sustainable travel options has made ecotourism one of the fastest… Continue reading Saudi Arabia is leading the development of ecotourism with the sustainability goals of Vision 2030

7 garden design trends for 2026, according to experts

From container-grown boxwoods to wildflowers, Southern gardeners are embracing trends that balance beauty and practicality while focusing more on native plants. Outdoor living and gardening isn't just about decorating – your facade and your facade's curb appeal are the first thing that welcomes people into your home, and they reflect the way you live and… Continue reading 7 garden design trends for 2026, according to experts

A stay like at home at the Naturhotel Forsthofgut, Leogang in Austria

The Naturhotel Forsthofgut in Austria is located in a very special place, right at the foot of the Asitz, surrounded by forest and meadows in summer and wonderfully covered in snow in the winter months. The hotel itself looks like it belongs there, in fact it has been rooted in Leogang for 400 years and… Continue reading A stay like at home at the Naturhotel Forsthofgut, Leogang in Austria

30 years strong: The University of Montana's pumpkin tradition lives on for another year

At every homecoming since 1995, someone secretly drags a pumpkin to the top of the University of Montana's main hall spire and sticks it up there for all to see and few to know who put it there. This year, in the tradition's 30th year, a person who was involved in the pumpkin pandemic but… Continue reading 30 years strong: The University of Montana's pumpkin tradition lives on for another year

Harlem Meer is “the ultimate fusion of landscape and architecture”

Susan T. Rodriguez has designed a revitalized recreation center in Central Park by rebuilding a 1960s ice rink and pool and reconnecting the park's natural waterways in central New York City. The Davis Center on the Harlem Meer at the north end of Central Park opened in April 2025, making the seasonal recreational facilities of… Continue reading Harlem Meer is “the ultimate fusion of landscape and architecture”

Designing safer schools from curb to classroom

Safer school designs often evoke images of school buildings that use advanced technology and building materials to deter, delay and deter violent intruders, from state-of-the-art surveillance systems to burglar-resistant glass doors and windows. But improved school security begins at the perimeter fence, well in front of the building facade. K-12 safety and security begins at… Continue reading Designing safer schools from curb to classroom