Lynn University was still buzzing a day after hosting the final debate between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
Classes were back in session on Tuesday as the cleanup began.
"I think we're all euphoric. We're still pinching ourselves a little bit. We're all a little exhausted," said Lynn University Senior VP of Administration Greg Malfitano. "But I think it's -- overwhelming success from what we're universally hearing."
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It took the university three months of physical labor to turn 23-acres into what they called "Debate City." It will take another six weeks to break things down.
Lynn University also invested $5 million to host the debate.
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Many students were happy with the final result.
"There's a little of pride now. We're not the 'Lynn Who' anymore. We're the, everybody knows who Lynn University is now," said Brittany Brown.