Welcome to Georgia Southern University! We are excited to provide this self-guided tour as a way for you to explore our campuses.
Choose your campus above, enjoy your tour, and let us know if you have any questions about our campuses. Note, videos may take a few moments to load. Explore additional virtual resources here.
Join Briana and Alyssa, current student Southern Ambassadors, for a tour of the Statesboro Campus.
We will begin and end our tour at Lewis Hall, the Office of Admissions, following the arrows on the tour map, but feel free to visit buildings of interest in any order you choose! Note, videos may take a few moments to load.
Sweetheart Circle is the original campus of Georgia Southern University, home of the iconic Georgia Southern Bushes, administrative offices, and the Georgia Southern Museum.
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?
27. Eidson House
The Eidson House was originally the University President’s home, but now it serves as the home of the Honors College!
8. Math & Physics/Natural Sciences
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.
Join Julia, a current student Southern Ambassador, for a tour of the Armstrong Campus in Savannah.
We will begin and end our tour at Victor Hall, the Office of Admissions, following the arrows on the tour map, but feel free to visit buildings of interest in any order you choose! Note, videos may take a few moments to load.
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.
The Fine Arts Building is home to Art and Music programs and hosts concerts and events.
The Savannah Winds performing at the Fine Arts Building.
6. Waters College of Health Professions
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.
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 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.”
