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Gatton College Receives $1 Million Gift

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UK Receives $7 Million Gift Commitment

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Groundbreaking Highlights

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Building Progress Video Update #3

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Groundbreaking & Design Reveal Oct. 11

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Building Progress Video Update #2

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Building Progress Video Update #1

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UK Board Accepts Gifts Totaling $16.4 Million

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Gatton College Reaches Fundraising Milestone

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Gatton College Reveals Building Design, Breaks Ground

The University of Kentucky's Gatton College of Business and Economics revealed the architectural plans and held a ceremonial groundbreaking for a major expansion and renovation of its facilities on October 11, 2013. UK President Eli Capilouto and Gatton College Dean David W. Blackwell were joined by Governor Steve Beshear, other state officials, major donors, faculty, staff and students in unveiling details of the $65 million project.

The expansion and renovation of the Gatton College is part of UK's overall capital improvement plan (House Bill 7) approved earlier this year by the Kentucky General Assembly and signed into law by Gov. Beshear. No state tax dollars will be used in any of the UK construction projects, which include the Gatton project, a new science building on campus, and improvements to Commonwealth Stadium and UK's football facilities. [ Read More ]

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The New Gatton College of Business and Economics Facility. Estimated Completion: Spring 2016
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The University of Kentucky’s Gatton College of Business & Economics is pressing forward with a bold plan to renovate and expand its facilities entirely through private donations. The $65 million project will transform the Gatton College into a state-of-the-art business education complex that will have a strong sense of community and support modern teaching and learning methods.