Series 1-A in 1972:
Constructed an apartment-type, student housing facility with a scheduled opening of Fall 1973. This was the Authority’s first bond issue since it was formed in 1971.

Series 2016A and 2016B in 2016:
Financed a portion of the construction of the Norman and Evangeline Hagfors Center for Science, Business and Religion along with a skyway connection between Hagfors Center and the Lindell Library.

Series 1-B in 1972:
Constructed two units of seven buildings each to provide townhouse-type student housing with a scheduled opening of Fall 1973. This was the Authority’s second bond issue since it was formed in 1971.

Series 4-S in 1998:
Constructed a new residence hall, additions to the Fine Arts Center, remodeled spaces in various campus buildings, upgraded campus wiring networks, constructed a baseball field, parking expansion and acquisition of an existing office building.

Series 2-E in 1982:
Construtced an addition to and remodeled the College library building and two residence halls.

Series 2017 in 2017:
Acquired, designed, constructed, renovated, improved and equipped various facilities on the College’s Northfield campus, including the Weitz Center for Creativity, science building including Olin Hall, Hulings Hall and Mudd Hall, and various utility infrastructure improvements, and refunded three series of outstanding Authority bonds issued for the College’s benefit.

Series 1-Q in 1976:
Constructed the College’s first air-conditioned student apartment building on campus.

Series 2-Y in 1990:
Remodeled the College’s Field House, constructed a bell tower and improvements to the central campus mall, remodeled two floors of the library, expanded and upgraded the College’s electrical system, installed and replaced air conditioning systems, and constructed six tennis courts.

Series 5-P1 and 5-P2 in 2003:
Acquired, constructed, expanded, improved, renovated, furnished and equipped certain educational facilities, including a library and information technology center, acquired property adjacent to the campus, improved and repaired educational and related facilities, and refinanced eleven prior loans.

Series 6-Q in 2007:
Constructed, furnished and equipped a residence hall on the University campus.

Series 2-N in 1987:
Remodeled the Johnson Student Union, constructed and equipped an interpretive center including enclosed space for the arboretum, constructed a ring road connection and 40-car parking lot for a residence hall and a 120-car parking lot for the Schaefer Fine Arts Center, and realigned and constructed the South campus entry drive with a new stone entrance sign.

Series 5-X in 2004:
Acquired, constructed and furnished a 200-bed apartment complex, installed a fire sprinkler system in existing College residence halls, and renovated the Old Main building on campus.

Series 4-I in 1996:
Constructed, furnished, and equipped a fieldhouse, including gym, offices, locker rooms, lounge, storage and areas for track and field practice, sports medicine, teaching and strength and fitness training. Constructed a four-level addition to the law and graduate school building, including library, faculty offices, classrooms, and meeting rooms. Acquired and constructed approximately 220 surface parking lots, and renovated computer offices and equipment rooms.

Series 7-K1 and 7-K2 in 2011:
Constructed, furnished, and equipped the University Center, consisting of a three-store above-grade building and two levels of underground parking.

Series 3-Z in 1994:
Acquired land for and the expansion of College athletic fields and the construction of a campus road. Acquired and installed a cooling tower for air conditioning on top of the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center. Replaced the roofs for the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, Dupre Hall, Olin Hall and Rice Hall. Renovated, refurnished, and purchased new equipment for Kirk Hall, a residence hall.

Series 5-Q in 2003:
Refurbished, refurnished and upgraded data wiring for Doty Hall. Expanded, renovated, refurnished and upgraded data wiring for Wallace Hall and Turck Hall. Installed fire sprinkler systems in Doty, Wallace, Turck, Bigelow, Dupre, 20 Macalester and Kirk Halls.

Series 1-G in 1973:
Constructed a new technical academic building with appurtenant equipment, furnishings, utilities and site improvements. Constructed a pedestrian bridge to and furnishings and equipment for the existing College building.

Series 6-Z in 2009:
A private bank placement financing to construct a surface parking lot and sculpture garden serving as a gateway to the main Minneapolis campus.

Series 2-R in 1988:
Constructed the Warren E. Burger Law Library, also containing reading and study rooms, seminar rooms, a conference suite, and connected to the College’s other buildings by a walkway.

Series 5-S in 2003:
Constructed, renovated and expanded a Student Center, expanded classroom space with enhanced technology, and expanded and upgraded the facility infrastructure.

Series 2-X in 1990:
Refinanced a Contract for Deed between the College and Independent School District 271, Bloomington, MN. Constructed and furnished a Center for Clinical Studies, refurbished the College’s auditorium, and acquired, improved, furnished and equipped, including site acquisition and appurtenant site improvements of an outpatient teaching clinic in the city of Burnsville.

Series 4-Z in 1999:
Funded an escrow account to refund the 1999 to 2005 maturities of the Series 2-X bonds.

Series 1-F in 1973:
Constructed 30 two-bedroom, furnished apartments with kitchen, renovated dining facilities, renovated the home economics department, and constructed an indoor swimming pool addition to the Physical Education Building.

Series 4-T in 1998:
Constructed a bookstore and student development offices within and renovation of Mary Hall Commons. Relocated the inter-campus bus stop, including road reconstruction and the construction of a warming house. Constructed a centralized chiller plant onto the existing power plant. Renovated the Loft building to house all student academic services. Renovated and expanded the East Apartments by joining the four separate buildings of the complex and renovating the apartments. Renovated and added air conditioning to the first and second floors of Gertrude Hall.

Series 3-M1 and 3-M2 in 1993:
Acquired, constructed, furnished, and equipped a sports facility (including gym and pool). Acquired and installed air conditioning in the Art Building and replaced windows in Mendel Hall. Remodeled, furnished, and equipped the student lounge in St. Joseph Hall. Remodeled, furnished, and equipped the Education Building and Old Main on the Minneapolis campus.

Series 5-N1 and 5-N2 in 2002:
Constructed, equipped and furnished a joined Student Center and Learning Commons, including renovating the former St. Joseph Hall and the former Saint Catherine Library. Renovated and upgraded Whitby Hall and Mendel Hall. Relocated, equipped and furnished the Food Consumer and Nutritional Sciences program space located in Fontbonne Hall. Relocated, furnished and equipped the Health and Wellness Center space located in Butler Center. Funded a portion of the conversion of the steam plant from high pressure to low pressure.

Series 2-W in 1989:
Constructed and furnished a new Art Building, with appurtenant equipment and site improvements. Classroom and studio space included space for a drawing and design studio, printmaking studio, painting studio, sculpture studio, photographic darkroom, individual student studios, student lounge and informal gallery, gallery workspace, curatorial storage, slide library, seminar room, and parking lot, in addition to faculty offices and secretarial space. The gallery included a large art exhibition space, as well as a smaller art gallery, an 88-seat auditorial, and a visiting artist studio.

Series 4-L in 1992:
Renovated stadium and gymnasium, including new outdoor track, fitness center, and locker room, and constructed a fieldhouse including an indoor track and tennis courts. Constructed a Biology Sciences building, renovated labs and classrooms of a Science Center, and constructed a surface parking lot, utilities and extensions of utilities. Constructed three new duplexes, renovated a residential hall to configure as doubles and suites, renovated Luke and Wimmer Hall for office space, and replaced roofing for various buildings.

Series 2-H in 1984:
Constructed a theatre/recital hall to replace a small 1912-era theatre on the third floor of St. Mary’s Hall.

Series 2017A in 2017:
A private bank placement financing that acquired, designed, constructed, renovated, improved and equipped a three-story Science and Learning Center as an addition to the Adducci Science Center, to be used for classrooms and laboratories.

Series 1-P in 1975:
Constructed, furnished and equipped a new Music Building.

Series 2021 in 2021:
Constructed, equipped and furnished new student residence facilities and related improvements, comprised of a residence hall and 14 townhouses, and renovated an existing residence hall.

Series 1-D in 1973:
Constructed six four-plex, fabricated, frame, apartment buildings.

Series 1-H in 1974:
Constructed a three-story, brick, apartment-type, student residence with laundry facilities for the building and a neighboring student housing facility. The College of St. Scholastica was the Authority’s first repeat client with this financing.

Series 2-S in 1989:
Renovated Grace Residence and Cretin Residence from seminary housing facilities into residence halls and constructed an addition and remodeled the Binz Refectory, an existing dining facility.

Series 2019 in 2019:
Constructed, equipped and furnished two new residence halls and related improvements on the University’s Saint Paul Campus and demolished the University’s current John Paul II Residence Hall and Faculty Residence to make room for the two new student residence halls.

Series 2-P in 1987:

Together with an appropriation from the State of Minnesota, constructed and furnished a residence hall on campus in Ely, Minnesota.