Bynum Band Hall
On October 25th, 2008, more than 400 people attended the rededication of a renovated Bynum Band Hall. Supported totally by the generous gifts of individuals and foundations, the $2.35 million dollar renovation project provides students at McMurry a state of the art facility for learning and participating in music. Features include: an enlarged rehearsal hall; a separate area for percussion practice; student friendly areas for studying and socializing, renovated music storage areas; and individual acoustic practice rooms. This project will continue to “shape a future” of McMurry music students for decades as did the original Bynum Band Hall for over 50 years.

Wilford Moore Stadium- Field Improvements
Supported with contributions by hundreds of McMurry athletic alumni, McMurry University provides one of the best playing surfaces for football and track and field surfaces in the ASC and west Texas. Constructed for the 2007 Season, the all play surface has received outstanding comments about the surface’s look, feel and safety improvements at Wilford Moore Stadium. Supporting football, track and field, soccer and intramural competitions, the $1.2 million dollar construction is a portion of Phase I of the athletic improvements desired as part of the capital campaign. The Stadium also boasts a $165,000 9 x 12 Video Scoreboard that allows for instant replay and enhanced game day experiences. Other Phase I athletic projects being actively pursued for funding include spectator and athletic improvements at Moore Stadium. These include: new home stands; restroom and concessions for both home and visitors; soccer and track locker rooms.

Finch-Gray Science Building
The Finch-Gray Science Building has served McMurry will since its contruction in the 1960's. However, advances in our understanding of student learning and changes in environmental safety, have made it necessary for the existing facility to be totally renovated and an addition built. The renovations will convert the existing building into classroom and office space, while the new addition will provide state of the art, fully equipped labs. These facilities will accommodate for new trends in student learning and teaching techniques. The Finch-Gray Expansion and Renovation will cost $20 million.

Furr Welcome Center
Opened in September 2007, the Furr Welcome Center is named for Drs. Bedford and Anita Furr ’37. Their vision and generosity made it possible to provide an outstanding facility to “shape new student lives” as they first step foot onto campus. Housing the Alumni office and the official receptionist for McMurry University, the $1.5 million dollar facility is an architectural feat that is attached to the iconic Radford Auditorium. Constructed with gothic and design features it appears like it was built at the time of the original building. Inside, the facility provides improved access to Radford, restrooms, a gallery for student and alumni art and an area for hosting meetings, seminars and receptions for university and community events. The Furr Welcome Center also serves as the primary location for McMurry’s widely appreciated Iris displays.