UNLV Short on Funds for New Football Facility

Construction of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas’ new Fertitta Football Complex has hit a snag.

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RFQs 101: How to Interview Architecture Firms

In a previous post, I wrote about 10 elements every request for qualifications should include and offered suggestions to help your RFQ stand out and become a priority project for architecture firms. 

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Pro Sports Franchises Suspend Papa John's Affiliation Three Atlanta sports teams are re-evaluating partnerships with Papa John's after the company's founder admitted to using racist language. The Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United suspended their relationship with Papa John's Pizza following reports John Schnatter used a racial slur during a conference call in May, a group representing the teams announced Thursday. read more

New Tariffs Impacting Facilities, Equipment Prices

Whether you’re looking to buy a new baseball glove or build a new stadium, President Donald Trump’s trade war could be of concern.

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Sale of NFL's Panthers Finalized The $2.275-billion sale of the Carolina Panthers franchise to Tepper was made official Monday, the team announced. read more

World Cup Nets Economic Boom for Host Russia Moscow's beer kegs are emptying fast and demand for Vladimir Putin T-shirts is overwhelming St. Petersburg street vendors as the World Cup sends business surging across the 11 Russian cities hosting soccer's biggest show. read more

Maryland County Cuts Summer Pay for High School ADs

High school athletic directors in Harford County, Maryland, will be a little lighter in the wallet this summer.

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CTE Revelation Deals Blow to Helmet Maker Faced with possible crippling damages from looming lawsuits filed by former NFL players — who claim Riddell knew about the risk of CTE from concussions but kept the info from them — the owner, private equity firm Fenway Partners has not been able to find a buyer after attempting to off-load the company for years. read more