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MSU’s new Plant and Environmental Sciences building construction underway

Liam Clymer, Multimedia Journalist
November 11, 2025

MSU’s new Plant and Environmental Sciences building, which began construction in Oct. 2024, is set to be finished in early March 2027. On the corner of Farm and Wilson, the facility is being built to feature modern tools, consolidate resources and improve student research.

WDBM’s Liam Clymer spoke with students and faculty to understand the importance of the facility and its symbolic meaning to campus.

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Liam Clymer
Liam Clymer, Multimedia Journalist
Liam Clymer (he/him) is an Impact Multimedia Journalist and is currently studying broadcast journalism. He has previously written for The State News as their Events Reporter and in his spare time works at Pride Source as their Staff Content Creator. When he’s not working on his next story, you may spot him performing on MSU’s ROIAL Improv Show Team or tending to his various lovely houseplants! “It’s sixteen miles to the promise land, and I promise you I’m doing the best that I can.” — Rilo Kiley