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Each generation of Gusties has experienced the transformation of campus. The Hill is a work in progress, always changing in response to student needs, current professional standards, and plans for the future. Following a long-term, sensible plan for campus development, the next projects will bring needed updates to decades-old buildings.
- Nobel Hall of Science
Status: Final Stages 
Now nearing completion, the expansion and renovation of Nobel Hall has nearly doubled the building’s size, better accommodating the growth of student interest in the natural sciences. The project’s first phase, construction of the Nobel Hall Expansion, was finished by fall 2019. Phase two, renovation of the existing Nobel Hall, will be completed during the 2019–20 academic year.- Lund Center
Status: Planning 
When it opened in 1984, Lund Center was the class of the MIAC and one of the best athletic facilities in all of Division III. Today, the building has reached its limits as a functional and safe space. The planned renovation and expansion of Lund Center will create an efficient and adaptable facility. More than an athletic facility, it will be a wellness and academic center for the entire Gustavus community and a top-class space for welcoming prospective students, visiting teams, and summer campers.
Learn More- Christ Chapel
Status: On the Horizon 
Built to honor the centennial of the College in 1962, our college cathedral must have improvements for accessibility, meeting spaces, the sacristy, pipe organ, and the overall structure in order to ensure its continued role as a treasured sacred space at Gustavus.- Schaefer Fine Arts Building–Music
Status: On the Horizon 
Gustavus’ music ensembles are seeing record participation and academic programs are growing. The music building requires significant updates and expansion to meet these needs. Performance space, practice rooms, teaching studios, and rehearsal spaces are needed to support the growing number of students who see music as an integral part of their liberal arts education.