With the opening of its new City Campus in downtown Statesboro last week, Georgia Southern officials hope to create synergy between the university and Statesboro's business community. The City Campus will house the university's Bureau of Business Research and Economic Development along with an E-Zone, which is part of the university's Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership and Learning. The E-Zone will consist of classrooms and meeting space, but will also house areas that small businesses can utilize during their initial start-up phase.
GSU comes downtown
University opens City Campus to assist 'Town and Gown'


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