The 150,000 square foot Conrades◊Wetherell Science Center, the single largest construction project in campus history, was dedicated in October 2004. State-of-the-art facilities are used by the Botany/Microbiology, Chemistry, Geology and Geography, Mathematics and Computer Science, Physics and Astronomy and Zoology departments, as well as the Environmental Studies, Pre-Health Studies, and Urban Studies programs. The Hobson Science Library, Schimmel Atrium, Moore Greenhouse, well-equipped labs, and an array of sophisticated equipment such as The Burns Scanning Electron Microscope, Fourier transform nuclear magnetic resonance and infrared spectrometers, and a research petrographic microscope are housed in the Science Center.

For directions to this building, go to the Pop-Up Locator.