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Hofstra University seeks potential 15-acre “college town”
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Susan Poser, the president of Hofstra University, said the school is looking to add a 15-acre multi-use area on its campus.
Hofstra University President Susan Poser delivered her annual State of the University address on Wednesday, Sept. 17, at the John Cranford Adams Playhouse, and announced the school’s plan for a 15-acre “college town” on campus.
She said the studies have provided both short-term and long-term possibilities and she will provide further details on future developments.
Poser said the possibility of the college town comes months after the Las Vegas Sands Casino opted against bringing a proposed $5 billion resort and casino to Uniondale.
“We’re very pleased that there will not be a massive casino development across the street from Hofstra, due to the withdrawal of the Las Vegas Sands casino proposal,” Poser said during her address.