As part of the previously announced transition of the ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Campus Store to Barnes & Noble College (BNC), store locations will undergo temporary closures over the next two weeks to allow for installation of new technology, staff training and other exciting changes.
The University community is asked to plan for any purchases they may need to make prior to the closings.
Following its partnership with BNC, the Campus Store will offer an expanded product assortment and enhanced customer experience in the campus locations and online through dynamic, personalized web and mobile experiences. Changes will roll out throughout the remainder of the fall semester and will continue into spring 2025.
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