Adams Hall
Adams Hall opened in 2004 and houses 244 students. Adams is a four-story suite-style building featuring a community room, study room, and computer room on each floor.
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🏠 First-Year Housing
"At the heart of Georgia College’s Central Campus are seven residence halls that put you in the middle of everything. Not only do you have a spectacular view of the meticulously manicured grounds and historical buildings, but you’re also only minutes away from everything… in case you ever need to make a last-minute dash to class.
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Amenities
In all residence halls, you have access to Brita Hydration Stations, High-Speed Internet, Laundry, Maintenance, Parking & Shuttles, Public Safety, and the Wellness & Recreation Center.
🍽 Dining
This large structure, built in 1972 on the southwest corner of the campus, houses The Den, student spaces, and campus dining facilities (“The Max"), a student lounge and other dining options, which include Chick-Fil-A and Einstein’s Bagels. This vital campus center was named after Mary Thomas Maxwell, who taught in the Georgia College English department from 1939-1968.
Dining Services
GCSU offers a wide variety of options. Visitors and the surrounding community can choose from the Dining Hall, located on the second floor of MSU, Einstein Bros. Bagels, located on the first floor of MSU inside the bookstore, Books & Brew Starbucks Cafe', located in the Library, The Ice Box, located on the first floor of MSU in the Bobcat Food Court, Chick-fil-A, located on the first floor of MSU in the Bobcat Food Court, Blimpie Subs & Salads, located on the first floor of MSU in the Bobcat Food Court, Sandella's Flatbread, located at The Village at West Campus, and the World of Wings Cafe' & Wingery, located on the ground floor of Sanford Residence Hall.
😷 Health Services
The Office of Health Promotion seeks to create a safer and healthier campus by providing health education programs, events, and activities to Georgia College students. The Office of Health Promotion also manages AlcoholEdu and the Alcohol & Other Drug Screening and Intervention programs for Georgia College. In addition to reducing high risk behaviors on campus, the Office of Health Promotion facilitates the distribution and collection of the National Collegiate Health Assessment (NCHA) every other year for the GC campus and advises the Peer Health Educator student group Health Movement.
⚽️ Recreation
Located on Georgia College’s West Campus, the Wellness and Recreation Center is a hub for Bobcat activity. The facility is home to three GC Departments; Student Health Services, Counseling Services, and the Department of Wellness and Recreation. Wellness and Recreation offers a wide variety of activities, programs, and areas for fitness, aquatics, organized and free-play sports, health and wellness, and outdoor adventures.
Fitness Floor
Powerlifting, Group fitness, classes, indoor track, and gym
Aquatics
Located on Georgia College's West Campus, the Wellness and Recreation Aquatic Center is a highlight of the facility. The Aquatic Center features two indoor pools and second-floor stadium seating. Use of the Aquatic Center is included in GC Student and non-student Memberships.
Climbing Wall
Our trained staff is ready to assist new climbers, as well as help experienced climbers make the most of their wall workout. Prior climbing experience is not required. Just let the staff know you want to climb, we'll take it from there!
