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Chapel House opens. (Update, Nov. 6, 1991, p. 1) Tisdale predicts that the low rise dorm units E & F at Colonial Quad opened to students by November 20th. Students will be moved from the Travel Lodge, the Holiday Inn, and partially out of the Thruway House. Men will be housed in Unit E and women...

Tisdale predicts that Colonial Quad low rise units A & B will be occupied by male students on December 18. This will complete the evacuation of Thruway House. Mohawk Campus purchased by Faculty Student Association.

State Quad low bid of $9.6 million received from Planet Construction Company of New York City. The bid was $2.7 million more than either of the first two quads.

Beneficial occupancy of Dining Hall at Colonial Quad set for February 22 with food service opening on March 1.

Colonial Quad Tower accepted by the University with two of its three elevators working in time for returning students. The basement is still under construction. The third and last elevator that went to the tower lounge were accepted on October 18. The basement lounge and laundry room of Colonial...

Announcement that three of SUNYA's newest schools will be located on Alumni Quadrangle. The School of Public Affairs will be located in Sayles Hall. The schools of Criminal Justice and Social Welfare will be located in Pierce Hall. The School of Social Welfare move was completed by late October...

Mohawk Campus open to students and faculty as place for "discussions, study, lectures, concerts, movies, and recreation."

University accepts the upper two floors of the Infirmary and begins moving in equipment and furniture.

Vietnam War begins to interfer with equipment delivery. Kitchen equipment for Campus Center delayed due to need for food service equipment in Vietnam.

Title to Sayles and Pierce Halls passes to the State. The University now owns 3.54 acres from Western Avenue to Brubacher Hall save lots 213 and 225 Ontario Street which are still owned by the Benevolent Association.