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Shippensburg University Kicks Off $200M Student-Housing Development

Published Nov. 18, 2011
Rob Thomas
Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania breaks ground today on its $200 million student-housing initiative that developer Campus Apartments will complete in three phases through January 2013.

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