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Montclair State breaks ground on $120M science building (photos)
Source: NJBiz · Jul 22, 2026, 1:11 PM
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Montclair State University has officially broken ground on a $120 million science building designed to significantly expand the university's STEM research capabilities.
The new facility will triple the available laboratory space and is expected to open during the 2028-29 academic year. This major investment underscores the university's commitment to strengthening its science and engineering programs.
Key points
- Montclair State University broke ground on a $120M science building project
- The new facility will triple available laboratory space for STEM research
- The building is scheduled to open in 2028-29
- The project represents a significant investment in the university's research infrastructure
FAQ
- When will the new science building at Montclair State open?
- The new science building is scheduled to open during the 2028-29 academic year.
- How much laboratory space will the new building add?
- The new facility will triple the available laboratory space at Montclair State University for STEM research.
- What is the cost of the science building project?
- The science building project costs $120 million and represents a major investment in expanding the university's research capabilities.
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