In October, the school will start moving its campus into a $375 million, 628,000-square-foot, eight-story facility that’s currently under construction.
Students will begin taking classes in the new building in January 2018.
When the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biosciences broke ground on the facility in 2013, it estimated a fall 2016 opening. The medical school completed the steel construction phase of the project in March 2016.
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