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NU Board of Regents hears public comment on ‘Big Red Rebuild’ plan for Memorial Stadium

The multi-million dollar plan would take away 5,000 seats and add amenities for fans

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The NU Board of Regents is discussing the ‘Big Red Rebuild’ plan for Memorial Stadium. People will have a chance to comment publicly before the regents vote. NU President Dr. Jeffrey Gold commented on the project Friday morning. He called the ‘Big Red Rebuild’ a “fan-driven, once in a multi-generational investment that modernizes Memorial Stadium while preserving its legacy, ensuring that it remains a premier destination for college athletics and other year-round events.” Dr. Gold went on to say, “This project also has intended goals to strengthen Nebraska’s ability to attract top flight student athletes, compete at the highest level and generate even more significant economic impact across the city, the region and the state.” The NU system president also wanted to clarify they dollars used for the project will not rely on taxpayer money or tuition generated funds. After Dr. Gold spoke, members of the public had the opportunity to voice their support or opposition.

The NU Board of Regents is discussing the ‘Big Red Rebuild’ plan for Memorial Stadium.

People will have a chance to comment publicly before the regents vote.

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NU President Dr. Jeffrey Gold commented on the project Friday morning.

He called the ‘Big Red Rebuild’ a “fan-driven, once in a multi-generational investment that modernizes Memorial Stadium while preserving its legacy, ensuring that it remains a premier destination for college athletics and other year-round events.”

Dr. Gold went on to say, “This project also has intended goals to strengthen Nebraska’s ability to attract top flight student athletes, compete at the highest level and generate even more significant economic impact across the city, the region and the state.”

The NU system president also wanted to clarify they dollars used for the project will not rely on taxpayer money or tuition generated funds.

After Dr. Gold spoke, members of the public had the opportunity to voice their support or opposition.

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