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REMINDER: Important Parking Information For Today

To accommodate those who are attending tonight’s Holiday Gala, all students, faculty and staff must vacate the following parking lots no later than 4 p.m. today, Dec. 8:

  • Lot L (Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre/Ruebush Hall)
  • Lot I (Halpin-Harrison Hall)
  • Lot V (Vickers Communication Center)
  • Lot E (Pruitt Health & Life Sciences Building)

Students who are performing in the Holiday Gala can park at the Brandt Student Center. All of the lots will reopen at 10 p.m. Questions? Contact Campus Safety at safety@su.edu.

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