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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Alverno College celebrated the grand opening of a new greenhouse Tuesday, Oct. 11.
The laboratory will be used to sustainably grow plants, vegetables and even yellow perch.
Students from all programs are able to visit the 1,400-square foot facility for hands-on learning.
Alverno College Interim President Joseph Foy says the greenhouse gives back to the community.
"The greenhouse food is harvested and provided to our on-campus food pantry," Foy said.
Attendees of the building's grand opening Tuesday were able to sample some of the harvest, including kale, tomato and fish hors d'oeuvres.
@AlvernoCollege @MatthewRMyersTV and I were among the first to get a tour of their new greenhouse introducing students to aquaponics Watch @cbs58 tonight pic.twitter.com/Dgyv1PhSWs
— Michele Fiore (@michelehana) October 11, 2022