Majority of instructional spaces equipped with SMART components
$1.2 million of
new science equipment
Sophisticated
ventilation system ensuring continuous fresh air flow
Earthquake
safe building
Completed in 1999, the Life Sciences Building is the first addition to
the university's central campus in more than three decades. The
65,000-square foot building cost $12 million and provides laboratory
facilities for the departments of biology and human nutrition, as well
as office and research space for faculty members.
