Life Sciences Building Debuts Despite Donor Controversy
Seven years after its conception, the Casper Life Sciences Building had its official debut on Tuesday, Sept. 8, giving students access to 197,300 square feet of labs, classrooms, and study spaces on a $250 million budget. The building will replace Hall-Atwater, previous home to biology and chemistry labs, which is set to be demolished in 2027. The building’s floor-to-ceiling glass windows, fossil-inlaid exterior, and expansive open floor plan signify a visible shift in the University’s interest in the sciences, including the specific focus of University President Michael Roth ’78 on ...
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