The seven times life-sized bronze rattler being installed at the CASS Building. (photo by Christian Whitaker)”It’s an image for students to come up to and get photos with. It’s something that they can take with them for a long time. This piece will be here long after we’re gone,” said Cooley, who was pleased with the way the statue turned out. “It’s going to get a lot of attention.”The nearly $40 million, three-story, 73,000-square-foot CASS complex is being completed with funding from the state Legislature.
It is set to become a centerpiece of the University’s student success initiatives by housing most of the crucial student services under one roof.
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