Summary:
- Georgia Southern University will assume full control of housing operations on the Armstrong Campus starting next semester, taking over services previously managed by Corvias Campus Living, including room assignments, resident programming, and maintenance.
- Corvias filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June due to financial challenges linked to an unsustainable public-private partnership with the University System of Georgia, declining student occupancy, and restrictions on raising housing fees, leading to the transfer of housing management back to Georgia Southern.
- The university plans to maintain housing capacity and affordability while standardizing management across campuses, with direct oversight of maintenance and renovations to prioritize student needs and enhance living conditions.
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