Susquehanna University has broken ground on a
state-of-the-art, "green" facility that will transform teaching
and learning in ways that have critical impact on academic quality.
The 75,000-square-foot building will be prominently situated on
the site of the North Hall parking lot across University Avenue
from Seibert Hall. As the leading priority of the Changing Lives,
Building Futures campaign, it will be the largest academic
building on campus after its planned completion in August 2010.
| Oct. 4 Cornerstone Ceremony |
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| Members of the campus community were joined by alumni and distinguished guests in celebrating "Susquehanna's Sesquicentennial and Science" on Oct. 4 during Homecoming Reunion Weekend. The program included the placement of items in a time capsule and the unveiling of the new facility's to-be-placed cornerstone. Above, President L. Jay Lemons addresses the audience. |
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| Aug. 26 Groundbreaking |
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| State Representative Russ Fairchild congratulates President Lemons during a groundbreaking ceremony on the site of the new science building. |
Links
Construction Webcam
Science Building Schematics
Science Building Green Elements
Changing Lives, Building Futures Science Priority Page
