Facilities

Grice Marine Lab

The perfect waterside location on James Island.
A living laboratory for undergraduate and graduate students in marine biology.
On the water and in the classroom, the lab encourages research in the marine sciences through interdisciplinary collaborations on campus, as well as partnerships with:
- Medical University of South Carolina
- National Institute of Standards and Technology
- South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Located at 205 Fort Johnson Road.

Home to the Department of Computer Science and some pretty spectacular views.
Includes:
- Classrooms
- Labs
- Offices
- Plenty of space for coding, problem-solving, socializing and collaborating
Located at 360 Concord St.

An on-campus resource for teaching and faculty and student research.
A free museum for the community to learn about natural history.
Located in the School of Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering Building.
Home to more than 15,000 fossils from around the world, including a showcase exhibit on whales and their evolution.
Located at 202 Calhoun Street.

The newly renovated, RITA building is home to:
- Department of Biology
- Department of Physics & Astronomy
An on-campus observatory.
The building earned two Green Globes certifications with its use of natural light, a rainwater capture system and low-flow, energy-efficient fume hoods.
Located at 58 Coming Street.

Opened in 2010.
You can find:
- Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences
- Lowcountry Hazards Center
- Mace Brown Museum of Natural History
Located at 202 Calhoun Street.