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The southwest entrance to the Druckenmiller Science Center showing the Hatch Science Library on the left and the above ground connector between Druckenmiller and Hatch. On the right in the rear the biology greenhouse is visible.
	The Cleaveland Hall end of the Druckenmiller Science Center. Cleaveland Hall anchors the new science center and its original rear brick walls now edge the science center's atrium.
The Druckenmiller Atrium

Chemistry Laboratories

Druckenmiller study areas