Photographer Mark Lee set out to capture the university's changing face. People can't help but feel a sense of inspiration, of peace.
Students light up when they come in.
They're so excited that they've found a spiritual home. They've moved us closer to the schools we compete against, especially those in the UAA conference. We can't effectively recruit new faculty in such rapidly growing areas as risk sciences, public policy, global health management, and infectious disease, or provide space for important programs in epidemiology, biostatistics, maternal and child health, and mental hygiene. Move-in is slated for fall 1999. Officials are hoping to build seven stories of lab space atop the existing AIDS lab, and an office tower on the southeast end of the Wolfe Street building.