Modeling Access at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center

From Squash Magazine

With its planned fall 2020 opening, the Arlen Specter US Squash Center will act as the anchor facility for the development of squash in the United States. The Specter Center’s programming will support all of the core elements of US Squash’s mission and objectives: access, community, excellence and sportsmanship.
The Specter Center—located in the historic Armory building on the campus of Drexel University in Philadelphia—will offer unparalleled access to squash by modeling broad-based community engagement. The extraordinary combination of twenty squash courts in proximity to urban, suburban and university resources and community partnerships will make the sport available to a broad spectrum of participants in a major metropolitan area. At the same time, it will act as a proving ground […]

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