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 The Francis A. Levien Gymnasium was opened at the start of the 1974 season, replacing the University Gym, which continues to serve as an intramural facility. With a capacity of 3,400, Levien Gym is the fourth-largest facility in the league and, as opponents will attest to, one of the toughest in which to play.
Over the 2002 summer, a brand new state-of-the-art floor was built to provide better spring and cushion for CU's student-athletes. The project, a cooperative effort between Columbia University's department of facility management and its department of physical education and intercollegiate athletics, cost nearly $1 million. The improvements included a custom floor created by J.J. Curran of Connor Flooring Systems. The custom floor features 1.5-inch boards, different from the normal 2.25-inch boards. The thinner, more tightly-packed boards provide more stability for the surface.
Levien Gym is part of the Marcellus Hartley Dodge Physical Fitness Center, which underwent major renovations in 1996, making it one of the premier athletic facilities in the Ivy League. The lockerrooms were improved, the indoor track was resurfaced, and the weight and workout facilities were dramatically revamped. |
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