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# Library Renovation Blog

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- [Soft Opening on January 20](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/soft-opening-on-january-20/) - At long last, Tebo Library will reopen on Tuesday, January 20! We passed our inspection on January 14th and are getting settled as quickly as possible so we can open our doors. There are still many finishing touches to put on the spaces, which is why this is a soft opening. We know you are eager
- [Their Favorite Place](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/favorite-place/) - When Forsyth Library staff are out and about or networking with community members, parents, and FHSU alumni, we occasionally get the question: "Do students still use the library?" The short answer is, yes. This video is proof: This video wasn't planned. It organically stemmed from a larger video project led by FHSU University Marketing to
- [The Wait is Almost Over: Soft Opening in January](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/the-wait-is-almost-over-soft-opening-in-january/) - As students head home for Winter Break, they finished their 3rd semester without library study spaces. But the wait will soon be over: When students return for the Spring semester on January 20th, the doors to Tebo Library will be OPEN. The final transformation of Tebo Library will take place over winter break as the
- [Gift for the Larry and Lyn Fenwick Reading Room](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/fhsu-alumni-return-home-to-make-gift-to-forsyth-library/) - Larry and Lyn Fenwick started out as high school sweethearts who married their freshman year at Fort Hays State University. The couple was back on campus this week, more than 50 years later, to partake in FHSU’s Homecoming festivities and to be recognized for their most recent contribution to Fort Hays State. Through their generous
- [Campus listening sessions](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/campus-listening-sessions/) - This Spring, Forsyth Library will host a series of campus listening sessions to gather input from students, faculty and staff about what is important to them when considering the upcoming library renovation. Input sessions are being held for the campus community on: Thursday, April 21 @ 3-4pm in McMindes Hall 2R Monday, May 2 @
- [FHSU receives $17 million library renovation grant](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/17m-renovation-grant/) - HAYS, Kan. – U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran announced on Friday, June 10, the award of a $17 million federal grant for the renovation of Fort Hays State University's Forsyth Library. Moran shared his memories of growing up in Plainville, frequently visiting the old Forsyth Library and Sternberg Museum of Natural History, and being the first
- [PGAV selected as architects](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/pgav-selected-as-architects/) - PGAV has been selected to work with Fort Hays State University on the $25.1M Forsyth Library renovation project. They are based out of Westwood, KS and recently worked with K-State on Hale Library’s renovation and restoration and have worked extensively with UMKC and many other academic libraries. They’ve also done multiple buildings on the FHSU
- [FHSU Library remodel to revamp and reimagine campus learning center](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/hays-post-podcast/) - Dean of Library Services, Ginger Williams, and Alumni Director, Carolyn Tatro, talk about the upcoming Forsyth Library renovation on the Hays Post podcast
- [Behind the scenes](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/behind-the-scenes/) - It may seem like Forsyth Library's renovation is a long way off. In some ways, 8 months is a long time. All the while, the faculty and staff at Forsyth Library are busy planning and preparing in countless ways to make this dream come true. Lately, we have been: meeting with the architects at PGAV
- [Colors and finishes](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/colors-and-finishes/) - Now that the floorplans are finalized, much of the planning efforts have shifted toward making smaller-scale decisions of the colors, furnishing, and finishes. PGAV presented several different color schemes to choose from and the color palette called "Golden Hour" was selected. The warm and subtle hues of tan, gold, grey, and black manifest Tiger spirit
- [Partner Perspective: Institute for New Media Studies](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/partner-perspective-institute-for-new-media-studies/) - If you've looked at the floorplans for the upcoming Forsyth Library Renovation, you'll notice several spaces on the lower level are dedicated to a new partner, the Institute for New Media Studies, led by Dr. Gordon Carlson. Operating as a "blue skies sandbox" where people across the university can come with their ideas and develop
- [Partner Perspective: Makerspace](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/makerspace/) - Back in 2013, Dr. Paul Adams and John Ross started the MakerSpace at Fort Hays State University and it’s been located in the lower level of Forsyth Library ever since. With the upcoming Forsyth Library renovation, the MakerSpace will be remain on the lower level as one of the main stops on the “Technology Corridor”
- [Partner Perspective: The Writing Center](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/partner-writing-center/) - The Writing Center at Fort Hays State University is sponsored by the English Department to offer free, individual consultation at any stage of the writing process. Appointments are available to the university community including on-campus students, online students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Lexey Bartlett, the former Director of the Writing Center, was a member of
- [New Spaces: Special Collections and Archives](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/special-collections-archives/) - One of the greatest areas of improvement between the existing library and newly renovated library will be the spaces for Special Collections and Archives. These unique and valuable collections will be brought from disparate locations with an inconsistent environment to an intentionally designed space that will have appropriate preservation conditions (controlled for light, temperature, and
- [New Spaces: Presentation Space](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/presentation-space/) - The library is the academic heart of campus, providing resources that fuel innovation and answer anything from quick questions to life-long pursuits of knowledge. With an official presentation space in the newly renovated library, thought-provoking lectures, guest speakers, authors, and panels can engage the campus community to explore intellectual curiosities and inspire dialogue. As you
- [New Spaces: The Technology Zone](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/technology-zone/) - Imagine walking down a large flight of amphitheater stairs with pendant lights dangling from above. You are greeted by glass walls that showcase the latest 3D printers, scanners, and lasers in the MakerSpace. The creative and innovative vibes are seeping from every orifice as you peer in to see what innovative projects going on in
- [How Campus Input Informed Our Blueprint](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/campus-input/) - During the Spring 2022 campus input sessions, there were common themes that arose from both student and faculty/staff input sessions. Throughout the design development stage of the renovation project, Forsyth Library staff brought this campus input to the architects at PGAV and many of the requests have been thoughtfully integrated into the future plans for
- [Library Renovation Previews](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/forsyth-library-renovation-previews/) - The Forsyth Library team and FHSU Foundation are excited to offer Forsyth Library Renovation Previews from 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. on: Saturday, February 24, 2024 Saturday, April 20, 2024 Saturday, May 4, 2024 RSVP to Attend Attend one of the Forsyth Library Renovation Previews to see the library before we begin demolition and remodeling. We
- [Quiet Retreats: Individual Study Rooms and Nooks](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/individual-study/) - One of the best-kept secrets of the current library is a narrow, back hallway near the south entrance that is lined with four individual study rooms. At any given moment, these first come-first served rooms are occupied by students taking exams, phone calls, zoom meetings, or working on projects in solitude. Take a step inside
- [Idea Incubators: Spaces for Meeting and Learning](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/meeting-spaces/) - Between student organizations, university, college, and department-level committees, and community events and collaborations, the meeting and event spaces on the Fort Hays State University campus are often in high demand. While the Memorial Union and select other buildings offer a variety of conference and event rooms, the reservation calendars fill up quickly. To help meet
- [Partner Perspective: Honors College](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/honors-college/) - The Honors College strives to advance FHSU's core values by fostering students' engagement with their academic and professional fields, the campus, the community, and the world. Throughout their academic career, Honors students actively pursue personal and professional opportunities aligned with their academic field and future aspirations. Established in 2015, the FHSU Honors College has been
- [Collaboration Space: Group Study Rooms](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/group-study-rooms/) - In the current library, four retrofitted group study rooms have provided a reservable space for 6-12 people to meet to collaborate on group projects or hold a group study session. In 2023, more than 515 reservations were made, in addition to walk-in use of these group study rooms. In the renovated library, the number of
- [Spring 2024 and Beyond](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/spring-2024-and-beyond/) - Changes are underway at Forsyth Library as we prepare for the full renovation of the facility. Below is a broader timeline of the current and upcoming changes at Forsyth Library. What has already changed: 13 of 18 Forsyth Library faculty & staff have moved to offices on the 2nd and 3rd floor of Custer Hall.
- [FHSU Kicking Off Forsyth Library Renovations with a Groundbreaking on April 2](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/fhsu-kicking-off-forsyth-library-renovations-with-a-groundbreaking-on-april-2/) - HAYS, Kan. – Fort Hays State University will kick off Forsyth Library’s upcoming renovation project on Tuesday, April 2, with a ceremonial groundbreaking. The event will take place at 2:30 PM on the main level of Forsyth Library on FHSU’s campus. Construction for the $27.7 million renovation will start in May 2024 and is scheduled
- [FHSU Celebrates the Groundbreaking of a Nearly $28 Million Forsyth Library Renovation](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/fhsu-celebrates-the-groundbreaking-of-a-nearly-28-million-forsyth-library-renovation/) - HAYS, Kan. – Fort Hays State University celebrated the upcoming renovation of Forsyth Library with a groundbreaking ceremony yesterday afternoon. A packed crowd gathered to catch a glimpse of plans for the library’s nearly $28 million transformation. U.S. Senator Jerry Moran, FHSU President Dr. Tisa Mason, Dean of Library Services Ginger Williams, and FHSU Foundation
- [Support the Library Renovation for FHSU's Giving Day](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/giving-day/) - Today is Fort Hays State University’s 4th annual Giving Day – a 24-hour fundraising event. Show your Tiger Pride while supporting the Forsyth Library Renovation by following these three easy steps! 1. GIVE: Every gift makes a difference, no matter the size. Make your gift on or before April 16 at FHSUGivingDay.com! 2. SHARE: Help
- [One Door Closes](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/one-door-closes/) - As of 4:30 this afternoon, Forsyth Library is closed for renovation. A lot of work has happened over the past few months to prepare the building for construction to start this summer: 1.1 million books were moved either by our staff or by the crew from A. Arnold (a collection moving company out of Kansas
- [Initial Demolition](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/initial-demolition/) - The demolition crew has been busy getting Forsyth Library ready for construction. A construction fence was put up around the perimeter of the building, giving a visible signal to any passerby that the project has started. Built-in desks, display cases, and fixtures have been detached and taken away. Walls to staff offices, group study rooms,
- [New Renderings](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/new-renderings/) - If all of the floor plans and text descriptions of the collaboration spaces, meeting spaces, and individual study rooms still haven't painted a clear picture in your mind, here are a few new renderings to see how the newly renovated library will look with several of the colors and finishes applied. There are new exterior
- [A Temporary Home](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/a-temporary-home/) - Back in February, the first of the Forsyth Library staff members started moving over to Custer Hall. By May, the last the staff members moved to Custer as Forsyth Library became a construction site. Custer Hall was built in 1922 and is located near McMindes Hall. In the original wing of the building, the library
- [Stone Removal and Window Prep](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/stone-removal/) - For weeks, construction crews have been working on scaffolds and lifts, chiseling away the exterior stones to make room for where the first of many large windows will be installed during this renovation. This week, they broke through on the second level, exposing the interior of the library to the outside world to prepare for
- [From Searching to Success: Spaces for Library Instruction](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/from-searching-to-success-spaces-for-library-instruction/) - Library instruction has a positive impact on student success (Gaha, Hinnefeld & Pellegrino, 2018; Bowles-Terry, 2012; Wong and Cmor, 2011). Librarians at Forsyth Library collaborate with instructors to provide library instruction, teaching information literacy, research skills, and lifelong learning skills that students can transfer to other courses and apply beyond their time at FHSU. Library
- [Inclusive by Design](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/inclusive-by-design/) - Libraries are for everyone, and the renovation will align the physical building with the organizational values that Forsyth Library upholds. In addition to all the spaces that promote student success and lifelong learning, several spaces were designed specifically with accessibility and inclusion in mind. The art at the Welcome Desk will greet visitors in languages
- [The First Stairwell Skylight](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/the-first-stairwell-skylight/) - On August 8, 2024, a major milestone was made on the Forsyth Library Renovation. Crews cut through layers of roofing material above the south stairwell to prepare for the skylight that will serve as a column of light above the stairs. Even on a rainy day, the natural light from above flooded into the building
- [Wrapping Up a Summer to Remember](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/wrapping-up-a-summer-to-remember/) - It's been a very exciting few months at Forsyth Library! To recap, the entire library team relocated in May to our home away from home, Custer Hall. Some staff will remain in Custer until Phase 1 (the largest portion of our construction project) is complete - for more than a year. A few brave folks
- [Fall 2024 Semester: Operational Updates](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/fall-2024-semester-operational-updates/) - For the fall semester, these are the operational updates the FHSU community will need to know about Forsyth Library: What to expect from Forsyth Library this fall: Limited access to Forsyth Library will be available starting Monday, August 19th. The only public entrance is located on the northeast side of the existing foyer via our
- [Open During Construction](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/open-during-construction/) - When you hear that Forsyth Library is open during construction, what does that actually mean? Take a tour with Ginger Williams, Dean of Library Services, to know what to expect for the Fall 2024 semester.
- [Behind the Scenes Tour: Aug 2024](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/behind-the-scenes-tour-aug-2024/) - It's hard to not be curious when driving by a construction site, wishing to see a sneak peek of the progress going on inside. Well, today is your lucky day! Get a behind the scenes tour from Ginger Williams, Dean of Library Services, to see what the Forsyth Library Renovation looks like after a summer
- [Students Adapting to the Construction](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/students-adapting-to-the-construction/) - Life for FHSU students looks a little different this year. Why? Well, Forsyth Library is under renovation, and our facility has limited access. One of the biggest things missing is the dedicated study rooms and open spaces for students to study any day of the week or late into the evenings. Even with all the
- [The Crane](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/the-crane/) - Demolition is still underway in Forsyth Library. The crane has been busy for the last two weeks moving large amounts of debris from tearing out the drywall, ducts, and materials from the former hallway of offices on lower level. Each morning, the crane lowers down an empty bin through the hole in the roof past
- [Interview with Mary Hammond: Name a Space in the Library](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/interview-with-mary-hammond-name-a-space-in-the-library/) - While the staff at Forsyth Library talk about the library and the renovation every day, our friends at the Fort Hays State University Foundation have been keeping up with every detail of this project to help spread the word too. To help close the funding gap of $3M, Mary Hammond, Director of Development at the
- [Behind the Scenes: October 2024](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/behind-the-scenes-october-2024/) - On October 25, Library Deans from across the state visited Fort Hays State University to see the progress of the Forsyth Library renovation. The tour was led by Dave Worthington and Steve Cramer from PGAV Architects, accompanied by Ginger Williams, Dean of Library Services at Forsyth Library. This video shows a behind-the-scenes tour of the
- [A Glimpse of the Future: New Renderings](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/more-renderings/) - The renovation is progressing and there's even more to be excited about! The demolition of Phase 1 is officially complete, and the bones of the newly renovated building continue to be built out with interior wall framing on all levels, the initial new south stairwell installation, and the first of the large 23-foot exterior windows
- [Thankful For All Involved](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/thankful-for-all-involved/) - In this season of gratitude, there is so much to be thankful for, including the many people who have been involved and instrumental in the library renovation project thus far. A BIG thank you to … Senator Moran and Tisa Mason for securing the federal NIST grant as the base funding for this project. This
- [Behind the Scenes: November 2024](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/november-update/) - In November, there were a lot of visual changes made at the Forsyth Library renovation site, including: the stone was removed on the north side of the building to make room for a 23' window on the second level the crews prepared for the west windows by installing precast cement framing the hole in the
- [Heavy Equipment](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/heavy-equipment/) - A construction site is a little kid's dream. Bright orange, yellow, and blue machines litter the construction site with the sounds of backup beeps and the roar of engines. Some of the equipment is PWC’s and their subcontractors', while other equipment is rented for the brief period it is needed. A different piece of heavy
- [Window Work](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/window-work/) - On Thursday, December 5th, the first 23-foot window was installed on the west side of the building. Metal grilles secure the new pieces of glass next to the precast cement frame with geometrical precision. Some of the smaller windows on the upper level have also been installed as single solid pieces. The glass is so
- [Progress](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/progress/) - As you walk through the construction zone at Forsyth Library, the building is starting to come to life. The wall framing and window work that's been completed thus far have created skeletons reminiscent of the architectural renderings. Standing in the future spaces gives a feel for the size and potential uses of each area as
- [Behind the Scenes: April 2025](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/behind-the-scenes-april-2025/) - The construction work at the Forsyth Library Renovation site has visually transformed all areas of the building. This is such an exciting stage of change because some areas are starting to feel more like a finished building! Here are some of the major highlights: The window on the south side of the building was installed
- [Future Home for Special Collections and University Archives](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/future-home-for-special-collections-and-university-archives/) - On the second level, the construction crews are preparing “the Vault” and Special Collections and University Archives Suite and Processing Area as a top priority for finishing. Between cabinetry, carpet, lighting, and paint, these areas of the library are starting to resemble the final version. Once these spaces have been finished, the artifacts and materials
- [Fall 2025 Semester: Operational Updates](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/fall2025/) - Renovations are in full swing at Forsyth Library as we create the library of your dreams! We eagerly anticipate welcoming you into the library’s new and improved spaces in the Spring 2026 semester. Currently, the library building is closed for renovation, and we are operating out of Custer Hall. You’ll find our Welcome Desk and Media
- [FHSU Announcing Major Gift to Library on September 26](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/major-gift-announcement/) - Join Fort Hays State University during Homecoming for a dedication and major gift announcement impacting the FHSU library. The event will take place on Friday, September 26, at 9 a.m. on the west lawn of FHSU’s library (502 S Campus Drive). Attendees will hear from FHSU President Tisa Mason, Dean of Library Services Ginger Williams,
- [FHSU announces seven-figure gift to campus library](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/fhsu-announces-seven-figure-gift-to-campus-library/) - HAYS, Kan. – To kick off Homecoming weekend, a seven-figure gift was revealed at a dedication and major gift announcement at Fort Hays State University Friday morning. The transformative donation from Stephen, Tatiana, and the Tebo family will support the renovation of FHSU’s on-campus library, which will proudly carry the name Tebo Library moving forward.
- [Victor E Tiger Learns About the Library Renovation](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/victor-e-tiger/) - The FHSU mascot, Victor E. Tiger, notices that the library is looking quite different this semester. In preparation for construction to start in May 2024, books are being boxed up to be stored off-site, signs and art are being removed from walls, and technology and furniture are being removed from certain rooms and spaces. The
- [Applied Technology Students Get a Glimpse of the Library Renovation through Procore](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/applied-tech-procore/) - Nathan Howard, assistant professor in Applied Technology, believes in developing real-world experiences for his students, giving them a direct application of the skills and knowledge they are learning in the classroom. For both sections of his TECS 385 Construction Planning and Design class, his 44 students are getting an insider view of Procore, a project
- [A Virtual View](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/a-virtual-view/) - Have you seen some of the renovation renderings of the new Forsyth Library and wondered, “where will this be exactly?” ... "will this be on the main level?" ... "I still can't visualize how the stairs will be different ..." PGAV Architects provided video views to give a panoramic glimpse to many of our renovation
- [Behind the Scenes: February 2025](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/feb-update/) - The past few months have been filled with progress on the exterior and interior plans at the Forsyth Library renovation site. The building was closed between the fall and spring semesters, which allowed construction crews to tackle some of the bigger tasks more efficiently. Here are some of the major highlights: The first west window

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- [Latest News](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/) - Stay updated with the Tebo Library Renovation at Fort Hays State University in Hays, KS. Formerly, Forsyth Library, this renovation started in May 2024 and will be completed in Spring 2026.
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/faq/) - Learn More About the Renovation Process: When will Tebo Library Open? What will go in the café space on the main level? Why aren't you building a new building? Where can I find the most up-to-date information about construction timelines? Are you getting rid of all the books? Will we still have a quiet floor
- [About](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/about/) - Forsyth Library opened in 1967 and is the only library on the Fort Hays State University campus. It serves the student, faculty, and staff populations with its mission to be a university partner in delivering accessible, quality education and developing engaged global citizens and leaders. This $27.7M renovation project will transform the current building into
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- [Donate](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/donate/) - There are multiple ways to support the FHSU Library Renovation Project Named Spaces within the Library Consider naming a space in the library in honor of a friend, family member, loved one, or business. More than 70 spaces are available on a first-come-first-served basis in varying amounts that you can name as part of your legacy. This could
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- [Timeline](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/timeline/) - What is Coming Up: 2025-2026 Phased Renovation (closed during construction) → May 15, 2025 - Jan 2026 Move-In → January - March 2026 Soft Opening → January 20, 2026 Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening → April 2026 Entire Timeline What has been done: 2022-2025 Program Plan → June 2022 Select Architecture Firm → October 2022
- [Contact](https://libraryrenovation.blogs.fhsu.edu/contact/) - For questions or to learn more contact: Ginger Williams Dean of Library Services ghwilliams@fhsu.edu 785-628-4539 Mary Hammond FHSU Foundation mshammond2@fhsu.edu 785-628-4728

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