The new home for the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland, although open to students, is still undergoing some construction. On March 5, 2010 the building is still partially surrounded by construction fences. (Slice Photo/Ilana Yergin)
Brian Bradley, a senior journalism major, at the University of Maryland sits in the new lounge in Knight Hall studying on March 5, 2010. Knight Hall is the new home for the journalism school. (Slice Photo/Ilana Yergin)
Jungnam Kim, a graduate student studying education, took a break to come study in the spacious lounge in Knight Hall on March 5, 2010. The building is hoping to become LEED certified with the help of the tall windows that provide plenty of natural light. (Slice Photo/Ilana Yergin)
The new home for the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland, although open to students, is still undergoing some construction. On March 5, 2010 the building is still partially surrounded by construction fences. (Slice Photo/Ilana Yergin)
Brian Bradley, a senior journalism major, at the University of Maryland sits in the new lounge in Knight Hall studying on March 5, 2010. Knight Hall is the new home for the journalism school. (Slice Photo/Ilana Yergin)
Jungnam Kim, a graduate student studying education, took a break to come study in the spacious lounge in Knight Hall on March 5, 2010. The building is hoping to become LEED certified with the help of the tall windows that provide plenty of natural light. (Slice Photo/Ilana Yergin)
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