The 55,000-sf Life Sciences Building houses lab space for programming in biology and chemistry, serving general educational needs for all students and foundational courses for an array of STEM degrees, including biology, chemistry, neuroscience, and nursing.

The integration of teaching and research labs in one building will increase the opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in research, enhancing their learning and skill development for future STEM careers. New labs for leading edge neuroscience, molecular biology and nursing research will provide opportunities for new discoveries to help solve societal health problems. 

Moveable Optima™ benches and mobile casework allow for flexibility in the lab, creating spaces that students and faculty can customize to suit their needs.