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NewsArrival InformationFor your arrival needs, please visit the Arrival Survival Web site. Boulevard of the Allies Construction Project NewsTo learn all of the details about this important project, visit the OTMA Web site. Evening Students Get New Parking OptionThe Parking Services Office is introducing a second option for student evening parking, beginning with the spring term 2007. Option One remains the same and is best for students who use various parking lots in the evening. A parking permit is issued to you, and you have a choice of many lots at 2:50 p.m or 4:50 p.m. If you use SO or OH, stop at the cashier station with your permit and have your entry ticket validated before returning to your vehicle. The validated ticket becomes your exit card. Option Two uses your Panther Card rather than a permit. Your Panther card will be activated to allow entrance into Soldiers and Sailors Garage (SO) or O’Hara Garage (OH) at 2:50 p.m. weekdays, and all day weekends in SO. This option will save you a trip to the cashier station before exiting with your Panther card. Option Two is best for students who use the same location every evening that they park on campus. Student Permits Now on SalePermits for evening students are on sale now in the Parking Services Office. Fall 2008 commuter permits go on sale August 11, 2008, and Spring 2009 commuter permits go on sale December 8, 2008. Call 412-624-4034 for additional information. Evening Student PermitsEvening student permits now begin at 2:50 p.m. in many campus lots. Check out the new student brochure (PDF) for further details. Approved Leave? Turn in PermitAll Faculty and Staff, if you are going on an approved leave from the University, remember to turn your permit into the Parking Services Office, by the third working day of the current month, to avoid charges for that month. You will be able to get a permit for your lot when you return from leave by stopping in the parking office. Campus ConstructionConstruction projects on Darragh Street (replacement of a steam line) and O’Hara Street (Benedum Hall) will cause some traffic restrictions. |
AlternativesTired of fighting traffic? Would you rather spend your commute reading, catching up on some work, or napping instead of navigating the streets of Oakland? Learn more about your alternatives:
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