Self-Guided Tour

Lewis Hall is of the Welcome Center, Office of Admissions, and New Student & Family Programs.

Sweetheart Circle is the original campus of Georgia Southern University, home of the iconic GSU Bushes, administrative offices, and the Georgia Southern Museum.

Cone Hall is home to the Student Accessibility Resource Center, Student Athlete Services, and Testing Services.

Hanner Fieldhouse hosts Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Volleyball, and many events throughout the year. Did you know that Hanner Fieldhouse hosted the Rolling Stones during their first American tour?

The Eidson House was originally the University President’s home, but now it serves as the home of the University Honors Program!

The Georgia Southern Planetarium is open to the public and hosts special events throughout the year. This building also serves as classroom space for math and science classes.

Herty is home to the Department of Geology and Geography and houses lab spaces.

The Williams Center is home to Student Activities, the Office of Career & Professional Development, Student Media, and First- and Second-Year Programs.

The Russell Union is a hub of campus life and houses the following departments:

• Leadership & Community Engagement
• Office of Multicultural Affairs
• Student Government
• Dean of Students
• Fraternity & Sorority Life
• Military Resource Center

The Russell Union also houses Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, Gus Mart, and the Russell Union Theater.

The Dining Commons is our premier dining facility on the Statesboro Campus and is also home to Printing and Postal Services and Eagle Card Services.

Take a virtual tour of Centennial Place here!

The Foy Building is home to the Department of Music.

The Carruth Building is home to Engineering and Construction classrooms and labs.

Lakeside Dining Commons is another residential dining option with a great view of the lakes!

These buildings are home to many of our College of Behavioral & Social Sciences and College of Arts & Humanities programs.

• Parker College of Business
• College of Education
• School of Nursing
• Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering & Information Technology
• College of Science & Mathematics

The IT Building Houses the following:

• GUS Mart
• Market Street Deli (Be sure to try the bagel fries!)
• Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering & Information Technology classrooms, offices, and computer lab space.

Learn more about Henderson Library here. Henderson Library is also home to Zach’s Brews.

Allen E. Paulson Stadium is home to our Georgia Southern Eagles Football team. Students can attend home games for free!

The RAC is our 215,000 square foot recreation center. Take a virtual tour of the facility here!

Victor Hall, your first stop at the Armstrong Campus, is home to Enrollment Services, the Office of Admissions, Financial Aid, the Office of the Registrar, and more!

Gamble Hall is home to many of our College of Arts & Humanities programs and International Student Admissions & Programs.

Burnett Hall sits on the Quad, the center of the Armstrong Campus Arboretum, and houses the President’s Office and administrative offices.

Hawes Hall is home to the Department of History and the Department of Economics.

The Learning Commons is the perfect place to study, with study rooms, equipment rentals, and computers. It is an extension of the Lane Library.

The Student Union is a hub of campus life! Our residential dining facility, the Galley, is in the Union, along with the Perk, the University Store, Tech Hub, and Gus Mart. Upstairs houses the Ogeechee Theater, ballrooms, and offices for the Student Government Association and Dean of Students/Student Conduct.

Memorial College Center houses the following:

• Chick-fil-A
• Southern Café
• Starbucks
• Office of Office Student Activities
• Office of Multicultural Affairs
• Testing Services
• Student Accessibility Resource Center

The International Garden features plazas representing the continents of Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and South America. Plants native to each continent surround each plaza with an emphasis on flora with historical, cultural, or economic significance.

Solms Hall is home to the University Honors Program, Office of Career & Professional Development, and TRIO Student Support Services.

The Fine Arts Building is home to Art and Music programs and hosts concerts and events.

The newest building on the Armstrong Campus is home to the Waters College of Health Professions. The building includes a mock hospital, lab spaces, and a lecture hall.

University Hall is home to academic departments (including Mathematics, Education, Criminal Justice, Political Science, and Engineering).

Take a virtual tour of our residence halls here!

Compass Point is also home to Health Services and Counseling Services.

The Student Recreation Center is a 38,000 square foot facility that contains athletic courts, a 6,000-square-foot fitness center, and 3,200-square-foot multipurpose room.

Learn more about recreation, intramural, and club sports on the Armstrong Campus here!

The Student Success Center houses Academic Advising, First- and Second-Year Programs, and the Academic Success Center.

The Junior Achievement Center will serve to educate K-12 students in financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship. The vision of Junior Achievement is to “Develop a generation of individuals who are armed with the confidence, knowledge and determination to thrive; to build a better future for themselves and their community.”

The Science Center houses classroom and lab space for College of Science & Mathematics programs, Computer Science, Information Technology, and Psychology.

The Science & Mathematics Academic Resource & Tutorial (SMART) Center is located in the Science Center and offers free tutoring in science and mathematics.

Learn more about services at Lane Library here.

Jenkins Hall is home to the Black Box Theater and the Armstrong Campus Theatre Program.