Columbus State University suspends campus shuttle service amid Hurricane Isaias
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- Columbus State University suspends campus shuttles at 6 p.m. Friday, resuming Sunday morning due to Hurricane Isaias.
- University cancels student activities and makes police available to assist residents and employees during the hurricane.
Columbus State University has announced changes to campus transportation and student activities Friday as Hurricane Isaias approaches the Gulf Coast.
According to the university, campus shuttles will stop running at 6 p.m. Friday, October 9, and are scheduled to resume their regular service schedule Sunday morning.
The university also said all student activities should be canceled or rescheduled due to the potential weather impacts.
Columbus State University Police will be available to assist residential students and employees during this time.
The announcement comes as Hurricane Isaias threatens portions of Alabama and Georgia with potentially hazardous weather, including heavy rainfall, flooding and damaging winds.
CNAW2News.com will continue to share updates on local closures, schedule changes and other weather-related developments as Hurricane Isaias approaches.
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