Food service staff join Haskell Indian Nations University President Venida Chenault, in purple, and Barbara Stumblingbear, Director of Food Services, in reopening Curtis Hall, the dining hall on campus. Photo from Facebook

Students and faculty are returning to $4 million in improvements at Haskell Indian Nations University in Kansas.

More than $800,000 was spent on new furniture and flooring at Haskell's residence halls and dining hall, The Lawrence Journal-World reported. Another $921,000 went to a new lecture hall.

Finally, $2.9 million went to technology upgrades across campus. For the first time, students can get Internet access in their dorm rooms.

Haskell recently secured another decade of accreditation.

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Haskell undertaking nearly $4 million in campus improvements (The Lawrence Journal-World 9/8)

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