Construction on MSU's new STEM Teaching and Learning Facility is in its final stages.
Located adjacent to the Engineering Building on central campus - the facility will house undergraduate teaching laboratories and project laboratories for STEM students that reach across a number of colleges. Breakout space will support gateway courses for biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, physics, and engineering.
The project transformed the 70-year-old Shaw Lane Power Plant into a student-ready maker and collaboration space.
Old silos are now conference rooms, and the 1946 limestone entrance awaits the return of Spartan students. Original steam boilers and mechanical hardware are art installations.
Take a look at MSU's newest major facility in this video tour.
Read more in this look back -
2018: Construction begins.
2019: First of its kind timber use.