photo by Jennifer Garrite
Biology ranks on top (continued)
Offered to undergraduate students are over 40 student organizations and
clubs. A variety of local and national organizations are available on campus
ranging from the student newspaper, The Candor, to the American Medical Student
Association.
The design of the campus favorably coincides with the popularity of Biology
and the sciences. The Birck Hall of Science is solely used for science classes
and features research laboratories and other amenities needed to teach science
classes effectively.
The building, along with Kindlon Hall of Learning, was completed in the
summer of 2001 and opened the following fall. The buildings featured a state-of-the-art
update to the aging campus.
For more information about Benedictine University and its undergraduate programs, contact Ryan Postel at (630) 829-0000.