Biology, chemistry, biochemistry, computer science, engineering, mathematics, and physics classes meet in the 110,000 square foot Science Center facility completed in 2004.

The lower level includes anatomy and microbiology laboratories, computer laboratory, a general biology/biology education classroom, numerous student/faculty research areas, physics laboratories, a virtual reality research area, and scanning electron microscope suite.

The first floor includes two small lecture halls, laboratories for biology, chemistry, and general science, prep rooms, research areas, a headhouse. and a greenhouse.

The upper floors feature a chemistry instrument room; laboratories for analytical/physical, advanced synthesis, organic and introductory chemistry; student lounges; optics, and introduction to physics laboratories; and numerous prep rooms. Classrooms, faculty offices and computer labs for chemistry, physics, math, computer science, and engineering are also located on these floors.

The Wartburg observatory, located on the northwest side of campus near the baseball diamond, uses state-of-the-art technology to record weather and astronomical information.