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Ford Hall Ground Breaking Ceremony

The Smith community was invited to the ground breaking ceremony for Ford Hall, Friday, October 19, 2007, next to the construction site.

January 16, 2007 Meeting to Provide Residents an Opportunity to Learn About Construction Plans

Smith College is inviting residents and business owners in the greater Green Street/West Street area to an informational meeting about the construction of Ford Hall, the college’s planned engineering and science building. More...

Facts About the Proposed Project Labor Agreement

In the fall of 2006, the Pioneer Valley Building Trades (PVBT), a group of local trade unions, approached Smith to enter into a project labor agreement (PLA) relating to Ford Hall. More...

Smith and Northampton Sign Development Agreement

Marking an important step in Smith’s science and engineering expansion, the college and the city signed a development agreement on August 17, 2005 that sets forth a number of short- and long-term planning measures and commitments regarding the college's science expansion in the Green/West streets area. More...

Facts About the Educational Use Overlay Zone

The development agreement signed in August 2005 by Smith College President Carol T. Christ and Northampton Mayor Mary Clare Higgins called for the creation of an educational use overlay zone for the Smith campus. More...

Smith College Names Developer for Affordable Apartments Near Downtown

O’Connell Development Group, a Holyoke-based real estate development and management firm, has been selected to build 26 apartments to replace 26 Smith-owned units in the area of Belmont and Arnold avenues that will be removed for the college’s engineering and science building. More...

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