It’s been over a year since Bonner took over as the fourth President
“We had our best football season ever with ten wins last year. We’re getting ready to build a brand-new medical school. We’ll break ground later this year on that. We’re going to be breaking ground on a new band building for the Jaguar marching band. So, there’s so many new things that are part of building on what has already been there,” Bonner said.
Since taking over, he’s overseen some major moments at the university, including the purchase of Providence Hospital earlier this year for 85- million dollars.“We see real opportunities. We announced recently the acquisition plans for Providence Hospital, so our health system is growing. We’ll be welcoming maybe the largest freshman class in years if not decades,” Bonner said.“Students today have a lot of good options. There are some great choices out there.
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