St. Louis University is close to opening new home for law school

June 11, 2013
Former office building was donated and renovated to house the program.

Faculty and staff are scheduled next month to move into a new home for the St. Louis University law school. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch says work crews are putting the finishing touches on the 185,000-square-foot facility. The former downtown office building, built in 1964, has been redesigned to fit the law school’s needs with more study rooms, a 200-person courtroom, 100 indoor parking spaces, and courtroom technology recommended by the federal courts. The building was donated by Joe and Loretta Scott of Scott Properties, a real estate company

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