Iona University's campus will receive upgrades to its dining hall in May
The school says it plans to transform the LaPenta Student Union and enhance its on-campus dining experience.
Feb 29, 2024, 3:26 AM
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30ds agoParts of Iona University's campus in New Rochelle will receive upgrades starting in May.
The school says it plans to transform the LaPenta Student Union and enhance its on-campus dining experience.
The project will span two floors and about 20,000 square feet. It will include a new lounge and meeting area.
Work is expected to be done by spring 2025.
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