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Building Beyond

Constructing a multi-disciplinary space for the future

By Texas Tech University

May 21^st, 2024

Growth. It’s the only way to sustain excellence.

At Texas Tech University, growth has rarely been more apparent than it is right now in the heart of campus, where the new Academic Sciences Building is weeks away from the completion of construction.

The state-of-the-art facility will offer a new home for faculty and students on campus and boost the ability of the university to address the needs of the world through high-level research.

It’s been a long time coming, but what’s next is nearly here.

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Footnotes

Words by Allen Ramsey, Photos by Justin Rex, Ashley Rodgers, Hannah Hudgens & Olivia Raymond.

FootNotes

Words by Allen Ramsey, Photos by Justin Rex, Ashley Rodgers, Hannah Hudgens & Olivia Raymond.

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