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UMass-Boston Breaks Ground On Science Building

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The University of Massachusetts is breaking ground on a new $152 million science building on its Boston campus.

The facility is the first new academic building on campus since 1974.

The six-story, 220,000-square-foot Integrated Sciences Complex will house research, teaching and training laboratories. It is expected to open in September 2013.

UMass President Jack Wilson, UMass-Boston Chancellor J. Keith Motley and Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino are among the officials scheduled to attend Wednesday’s groundbreaking ceremony.

The science building is part of the university’s 25-year master plan that will see a number of new academic, residential and athletic facilities on campus as well as reconfiguration of roadways and walkways. (AP)

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