President Norman Adrian Wiggins, along with dignitaries that included North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Louis Meyer, broke ground for the expanding law school's renovation project in December 1990.
Construction begins next to Kivett Hall, Cambell University's oldest building on campus.
The project would add approximately 45,000 square feet to the Law School.
The renovation and construction would add new classrooms, library, and administrative areas.
The $4 million dollar project would include another $1 million in renovations to Kivett Hall after construction was completed.
Wiggins Hall was finished in 1993 and was home to the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law until the Law School's move to Raleigh in 2010.