Assanis said that Building X is a key part of UD’s strategy to help expand and strengthen its positive influence on the state’s workforce.
“Like UD’s other capital investments, Building X will support jobs, create demand for goods and services, and generate statewide tax revenues,” Assanis said. “It will contribute to the vibrant opportunities that UD provides to students, workers and communities throughout Delaware.”
The construction of Building X was partially funded with assistance from the state’s portion of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), a federal stimulus, “for which UD is very grateful for the tremendous help in advancing this project,” Assanis said as he thanked former Gov. John Carney. The remaining costs were borne by the University, including through fundraising efforts that could lead to donor naming opportunities for the…