The James P. and Tasia K. Argires Science Complex located at 50 East Federick Street consists of Nichols House, Caputo, Roddy and Brossman Halls. The state-of-the-art facility is a teaching and research center that is equipped with the latest lab equipment, providing opportunities to undergraduates that in many other instutuions, are only available to graduate students.

Caputo Science Hall

The new 88,000 square feet Caputo Science Hall was opened in the fall semester, 1999. This contemporary science facility houses the departments of biology, chemistry, nursing, and physics and the meteorology program. It includes:

Roddy Science Hall

Renovation of the 55,000 square feet Roddy Science Hall was completed in January 2001. Roddy Hall houses the botany and ecology programs, geology, computer science, and physics. It includes:

Brossman Hall

Located next to Caputo and Roddy Halls, Brossman Hall was built in 1994. It houses several faculty offices, a medium sized classroom, a computer science laboratory, and laboratory space for oceanography and geology.

Nichols House

Located next to Caputo/Roddy Halls, Nichols House includes the Earth Sciences offices and the Remote Sensing and Imaging Laboratory.

Wickersham Hall

Wickersham Hall houses the Department of Mathematics including mathematics classrooms, a Mathematics Department computer laboratory, and offices for the mathematics faculty. Wickersham Hall was renovated in 2006.