Pedestrian bridge to Ralston Hall repaired and renamed
Now it's the Namur Bridge after Oblak toasts the project
Issue date: 8/31/05 Section: News
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However, over the summer the campus facilities department took on the task of repairing the bridge at a cost of about $60,000.
Last week, Oblak invited the faculty and staff, which was on campus for University Day, to join him in toasting the completion of the repairs. The group walked from the library to the bridge and raised glasses of wine or cider as Oblak renamed the walkway the Namur Bridge because it links the modern NDNU campus with its roots and history in Ralston Hall and the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Province Center on the lower campus.
Photos here show the walkway while it was under construction over the summer. Ralston Hall visitors had to enter through the Music Department or from the front entrance on the first floor during construction.