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Trustees approve $45 million in major research lab renovation, student housing design

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The board approved four items from the Facilities and Auxiliaries Committee meeting; in addition to the research laboratory renovations are the architectural design of the Poplars Redevelopment project in Bloomington and updates to Fesler Hall in Indianapolis.

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