• Advanced Physics Lab

  The Advanced Physics Lab is a fully computerized laboratory dedicated to the study of classical mechanics. In this modern environment, students conduct a variety of physics of motion experiments. The data is automatically recorded and interpreted by dedicated computers, thus allowing students to focus on the physical interpretation of results, rather than the tedious data collection and manipulation.
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  Animation Production Spaces

  916 S. Wabash Ave., 1104 S. Wabash Ave.

  Access the latest technology, tools, and equipment for your hand-drawn, stop-motion, and computer animation projects.Read More
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  Book, Paper, and Printmaking Facilities

  623 S. Wabash Ave. and 1104 S. Wabash Ave.

  We have everything you’ll need to explore book arts, hand papermaking, letterpress, and printmaking. With four distinct studios spread across two buildings, you’ll have plenty of space to experiment. Read More
• Chemistry/Biology Lab

  The Chemistry/Biology Lab houses courses in general chemistry and biology. It is a modern environment that entices students to explore relevant topics in chemistry and biology. Topics addressed include chemical reactions and solution stoichiometry, atomic structure and periodicity, DNA structure and replication, the chromosomal basis of inheritance, protein synthesis, and genetic engineering.
• Earth Sciences Lab

  The Earth Sciences Lab houses courses dedicated to studying the scientific principles governing Earth and its operation. It provides a rich collection of minerals and maps facilitating hands-on activities for students to explore Earth materials and how they form, surface processes and how they shape the land, and so on. Here, students become aware of geologic time, of the history of Earth and life on it, of climate and climate change, and of the impact of human activities on Earth.
• Environmental Sciences Lab

  The Environmental Sciences Lab is a multidisciplinary science lab housing biology, ecology and environmental sciences courses. Students learn through extensive, hands-on laboratory activities and studying contemporary issues such as air and water pollution; global climate change; ozone depletion; acid rain; hazardous and solid waste; alternative energy resources; soils; deforestation; overfishing; biodiversity; and endangered species, as well as their ecological, economical and human health impacts.
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  Equipment Cave

  916 S. Wabash Ave.

  Need a camera or game console to finish your digital media project? The Equipment Cave contains an extensive collection of equipment available on a check-out basis to Interactive Arts and Media students. Assets include: game consoles, augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR) equipment, high-definition video cameras, digital SLR cameras, microphones, tripods, audio recorders, laptops, mobile devices, drawing tablets, and more.Read More
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  Fabrication Facility

  623 S. Wabash Ave., 10th Floor

  Experience 15,000 square feet of state-of-the-art equipment in ºÚÁÏÍø’s central making space. With the latest machines, power tools, and equipment, you can create everything from jewelry to 3D models to furniture in one collaborative space. Read More
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  Fabrication Lab

  This center for research in electronics, physical computing, tactile media and advanced imaging includes a computer-controlled laser cutter, large-format printer, solder stations, motion sensors, electronics components (transistors, resistors) and a robotics locker.
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  Fashion Lab

  623 S. Wabash Ave., 7th Floor

  Take your garments from concept to reality in the fashion lab, with all the industry-standard equipment and software you’ll need to make runway-ready garments under one roof.Read More
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  Game Lab

  916 S. Wabash Ave.

  This center for student-led game research includes PC- and console-gaming hardware, including both current generation consoles as well as an archived collection, a high-definition AV system, and a library of several hundred video game titles.Read More
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  Media Production Center

  1600 S. State St.

  Learn, collaborate, and create in our 35,500-square-foot, professional-quality media-making space with three film production soundstages, prep and production spaces, and classrooms. Read More
• Microbiology Research Lab

  This lab supports faculty research, and it is used for community engagement activities.
• Offset Printing Studio

  The Center owns a Heidelberg GTO; each year, two graduate offset fellows have the opportunity to apprentice in this studio.
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  Open Lab

  916 S. Wabash Ave.

  This major hub of student work and research includes three dozen computer workstations with superb hardware performance and the latest in high-end media production and application development software and game engines.Read More
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  Open Studio

  623 S. Wabash Ave., 8th Floor

  Need creative space that’s not your living room? Work in our open studio: it’s okay if paint drips on the floor. Read More
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  Sound Studio

  916 S. Wabash Ave.

  This room for advanced audio and mixing includes a sound booth mixer, surround sound, and software to edit and mix the recordings for games, animations, or other interactive pieces.Read More
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  Computer Lounge

  623 S. Wabash Ave., 9th Floor

  Edit, design, and sketch the day (or night) away in the computer lab. Work on the latest professional software for Mac OS and Windows, with expert staff on-hand to help along the way. Read More