First. Foremost. And always moving forward.

At Carroll, our eyes are always on the horizon. Throughout our campus—and even further afield—construction projects and renovation efforts are transforming the Pioneer experience. We are growing to meet the needs of today’s students and the greater Waukesha community. From new academic buildings to environmental education and athletics facilities, our Pioneer Driven strategic plan moves us forward.

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Our most recent projects have focused on improving the academic experience.
Construction workers install new tile roof on Rankin Hall
Sustainabilityis at the heart of all construction and renovation.
Education Hall, reopened in Fall 2020 after extensive renovations, offers cutting edge classrooms, quiet study areas and collaborative spaces that will help prepare students to be effective, innovative educators.
The Community Health Services building expands educational and clinical opportunities for the university's College of Health Sciences graduate and undergraduate students.
Originally constructed in 1906, Rankin Hall underwent major renovations in 2018 to reconfigure the historic structure into a modern classroom facility, ready to meet the needs of Carroll's newest generation of students.
Opened in January 2018, Doug and Nancy Hastad Hall provides academic spaces for programs including nursing, physics/engineering and exercise science. The building is LEED certified, a first for the Carroll campus.
Carroll University's $24 million, nearly 42,000-square-foot Michael and Mary Jaharis Science Laboratories welcomed its first class of students in fall of 2016.
Van Male Field House, built in 1965, features an extensive, multi-million dollar renovation, completed in summer 2015.
Haertel Field is used by Carroll University's student athletes and the community.
The Prairie Springs Environmental Education Center is a new property, adjacent to Carroll's 60-acre Greene Field Station. The center includes a guesthouse/meeting facility and the Paul Fleckenstein Research Laboratory.
The Crofts Morava Pavilion is used as an outdoor classroom, meeting/event space and a new location to watch Carroll football games, track meets, soccer matches and other athletic events.
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