The college completed renovations to individual, gender-neutral bathrooms and switched to a co ed by door layout in Towers residence halls.

The Ithaca College campus has undergone many changes, additions and renovations over the summer, some of which are more visibly obvious than others.

As a result of an aging campus, the college has seen a buildup of deferred maintenance, which has exceeded $200 million in recent years. Deferred maintenance covers issues like cracks in concrete, or loose handrails or aging mechanical equipment, grouping projects into an agenda according to when they should be finished.

ADA compliance is a topic for which the college is currently being sued. A former student filed a $10 million lawsuit in October 2015 citing the college’s lack of accommodations.