University of Kentucky officials on Monday promoted the economic spinoff from their plan to remake the residence hall system in partnership with a private company, saying construction would create thousands of jobs and millions in tax revenues.
Using nearby work on the first new residence hall as a backdrop, UK leaders sought to keep up the momentum for their long-term proposal to tear down aging dorms and build new living and learning quarters in their place on the Lexington campus.
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