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Galvin Elevator Construction: Completion

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As of Monday, Sept. 27, construction was completed on the elevator in the Galvin Fine Arts Center. After clean-up, students and staff were finally able to use the elevator. Check out the final installation of this photo essay series with the pictures below.

The basement level of the elevator near the TV studio.
New office space next to the elevator. The tenant has yet to move in.
The elevator on the main level of the Galvin Fine Arts Center. This is now in place of the old Ticket Office.
The elevator in the radio station, KALA-FM.
The old music library. The new purpose has yet to be determined.
The new, smaller podcasting space next to Studio B. All photos courtesy of Ryan Sandness.

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Ryan Sandness is a senior at St. Ambrose University double majoring in Multimedia Journalism and English. Ryan is from Seneca, Illinois, a small town on the Illinois River. Ryan hopes to be a writer of some kind upon graduation.
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