$250,000 Awarded to Mudd’s Science Center
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ThW. Olin Foundation has awarded $250,000 to Harvey Mudd College in Claremont to support the equipment needs of the college’s biology and computer science departments, housed in theW. Olin Science Center, which was built with a $4.9-million grant from the foundation.
The grant will enable the departments to acquire workstation computers, laser printers, networking hardware and computer programs.
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