Both (Employee and Student)

Baldwin County has declared a state of emergency tonight which asks everyone except first responders to stay off the roads as the storm arrives. Accordingly, the MAX will close at 7:30 p.m. Tonight.  Boxed meals will be available at the West Campus Center for residents of The Village until 9 p.m. tonight.

Please stay indoors tonight and refer to earlier messages on this site regarding tips for staying safe. Contact GCSU Department of Public Safety if you have an emergency at 478-445-4400 or dial 911. GCSU Public Safety’s non-emergency number is 478-445-4054

GCSU Department of Public Safety encourages students, faculty and staff to stay weather aware as Hurricane Helene arrives in the Middle Georgia area.

GCSU DPS compiled this list of reminders to keep our Bobcat family safe during the storm:

Due to weather and road conditions that are predicted as a result of Hurricane Helene, Georgia College & State University will suspend all classes and programming activities for Thursday, September 26, and Friday, September 27. Normal business operations will cease and only essential personnel will report to work. 

From Georgia College Facilities and Public Safety

On Tuesday, September 17, South Columbia Street from Hancock to Greene Street will be closed for eight hours due to having a crane lift on the street beside Adams Hall. Vehicle traffic going East or West on Hancock and Greene Streets will not be affected.

Employees who park in the Adams Lot (Lot #03) will be able to use the S. Columbia Street exit, but may experience minor delays.

On Friday morning, August 16, between 11:05 and 11:15 a.m. there will be three cannons fired on Greene Street by the National Guard. The cannon fire will be loud and heard throughout the area of downtown Milledgeville and the GMC and GCSU campuses.

Wednesday, August 14, is sorority Bid Day on Front Campus and the fountain area. We expect nearly 1,500 students and around 100 parents and guests for this brief but lively event! Students will begin gathering at around 10:15 a.m. and finished by 12 p.m. Spectators often use the Atkinson and Terrell porches for viewing, and it will be rather loud on Front Campus. Thank you for your understanding!

HIGH DEMAND ALERT: Electricity Usage for Thursday, January 18

Georgia Power has once again issued an Alert for Thursday, Jan. 18, as extreme cold temperatures and high demand persists across the regional power grid. Peak-hour pricing will remain elevated during the morning hours of 7 a.m. through 12 p.m.

HIGH DEMAND ALERT: Electricity Usage for Thursday, January 18

Georgia Power has once again issued an Alert for Thursday, Jan. 18, as extreme cold temperatures and high demand persists across the regional power grid. Peak-hour pricing will remain elevated during the morning hours of 7 a.m. through 12 p.m.

HIGH DEMAND ALERT: Electricity Usage for Wednesday, January 17

Georgia Power has issued an Alert for Wednesday, Jan. 17, as the extremely cold temperatures trigger high demand across the regional power grid. This is resulting in exceptionally high peak-hour pricing, particularly during the morning hours of 7 a.m. through 12 p.m.