The commons and the 200-seat lecture hall in the new Science Center will open Monday, according to biology professor Rachel Merz.
Faculty who hold classes in Kirby Lecture Hall have the option of moving their classes into the lecture hall next week, Merz said in an e-mail. Some finals will take place in the lecture hall and another classroom in the commons.
While the commons will be opening on Monday, the coffee and sushi bar will open at a later date, because of “some last-minute rearrangements within the space and the late delivery of the grill that covers the top of it and supports the light fixtures,” Merz said in an email. Although the exact date is unknown, the coffee and sushi bar will open by the end of the semester. On Friday, May 2, the department of chemistry and biochemistry will host a poster session in the commons displaying this year’s student research.
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