Your plant—thick, smooth, solid green leaves (1–1.5" wide × 2" long), 1.5 feet tall, thick stalk, loves water, leans toward light—is almost certainly Peperomia obtusifolia (baby rubber plant).
Search "Peperomia obtusifolia images" — focus on leaves, ignore flower spikes (appear after years).
Which university greenhouse? They may have specific cultivar info.
This peperomia is tough and rewarding with brighter light.
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