Norwegian uni revamps gym
Lillehammer University College, which borders Lake Mjøsa in Norway, has invested US$125,000 (£64,000) in a Precor gym in the first stage of a redevelopment project.
The university is in the process of seeking government and community funding so it can continue to improve its leisure facilities over the next decade.
Jen Aasen, director of finance and personnel, says: “Students are considering more than just their course when selecting a university.
“To ensure Lillehammer University College continues to remain relevant to the student population, it is essential that we have a programme of continued investment into our leisure provision. ”
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