Albertus Magnus

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Albertus Magnus, the science building, is named in honor of Saint Albert the Great, a great medieval scientist and the man who is credited as being the first Dominican to introduce the study of natural sciences into a largely theological curriculum. When Albertus Magnus was constructed in the early 1950’s, the building was considered to be modern architecture. Currently, the building houses labs for the sciences.

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