C.C. Little Science Building. College of Pharmacy classrooms, undergraduate laboratories, certain graduate and research laboratories, and some faculty offices are located in the Clarence Cook (C.C.) Little Science Building, adjoining the Pharmacy Building.

College of Pharmacy Building. The general office, counseling offices, some faculty offices, and certain graduate and research laboratories of the College are located in the Pharmacy Building.

Charles R. Walgreen Jr. Laboratory. The Charles R. Walgreen Jr. Laboratory is used for teaching patient counseling, learning compounding and dispensing techniques for prescription medications, and acquiring skills related to the creation of basic IV admixtures.

Pharmaceutical Analysis Laboratory. The pharmaceutical analysis laboratory, replete with balance and instrument rooms, is equipped with the special instruments and apparatus essential to an efficient analytical laboratory.

Nuclear Pharmacy Laboratories. Facilities at the University Nuclear Reactor, and in the Nuclear Medicine Division of University Hospitals, are used for producing and dispensing radiopharmaceuticals.

Graduate Research Laboratories. Facilities for research and for the instruction of graduate students are in the Pharmacy, C.C. Little Science, and W.H. Dow Chemistry buildings.

Other Laboratory Facilities. Students of the College use the botany, chemistry, zoology, and physics laboratories of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, and the laboratories of the Medical School.