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The Dahlonega Card Services are located in Room 312. In addition to distributing Nighthawks Cards, Card Services administers the campus access control system, commuter meal plans, CampusCash, and payment for Rec Center memberships.

Learn more about ¹û¶³´«Ã½ Card Services and their hours of operation

The Hoag Student Center provides a pool table and two table-tennis tables for student use.

• The pool table is located on the third floor of the building.
• The table-tennis tables are located in a covered area on the first level of the building on the patio outside Card Services (room 104).

Several food service outlets are available in the Hoag Student Center.

Vending machines are available on the first floor. All food service operations are managed by which is contracted with ARAMARK Services. 

The student center provides tables in the second-floor lobby for information booths and fundraising tables. Reservation and fundraising requests should be directed to the student involvement office on the 4th floor of the Hoag building.

Located in room 206, the campus post office serves the Dahlonega Campus. are provided for students living on campus, as well as for officially recognized student organizations.

Stamps are on sale and the post office can assist you with sending mail and packages through the Postal Service and UPS.

¹û¶³´«Ã½'s Postal Services student guidelines and FAQs.

An ATM from BB&T is available on the second floor of the lobby outside the post office and meeting rooms.

The ATM is accessible only during normal building hours.

Named in memory of Robert “Bob” Owens, who served as head of the fine arts department from 1972 – 2002. The gallery features exhibits by ¹û¶³´«Ã½ faculty and students as well as visiting artist exhibitions.

The gallery is located in room 311.

Learn more about the Robert "Bob" Owens gallery and upcoming exhibitions.

A small multi-faith meditation room is provided in room 317.

The purpose of the meditation room is stress reduction and it provides a quiet place for reflection, meditation, and prayer.

The room is available for religious and non-religious contemplation whenever the building is open and can be used by multiple individuals or small groups of students.

Four meeting rooms are available to reserve for student organization meetings and events.

The A-B-C Rooms are located on the second floor and have movable partition walls that allow the rooms to be used individually, as two larger rooms, or as one large room.

A small conference room is located on the fourth floor. It will seat 8-10 people.

Direct reservation requests to the student involvement office in room 312.

Located on the third floor, the Cyber Café provides 28 computers and two laser printers for student use.

In addition to the computers, a number of comfortable chairs and sofas are available for individual and group study.

The Great Room is located on the third floor and serves as special event space for receptions, guest speakers, dances and exhibits.

When not used for special events, the Great Room serves as a quiet area for students to relax, study and visit with friends.

The Great Room features a giant fireplace, stained glass windows and displays flags of the home nations of our international students.

Direct reservation requests to the student involvement office in room 312.

The Student Orientation and Success (SOS) office is proud to offer a resource lounge for our students who are current Servicemembers and Veterans of the United States Armed Forces. The Veteran Resource Lounge(VRL) is an excellent place for students to study or relax in between classes and to connect with their peers. 

Complete the  to request access to the VRL located in Hoag, room 319.   

Located in room 342, the auditorium is available for student organizations and departments to reserve for special events. Movies, lectures, concerts and fundraising events are frequently held in the auditorium.

The auditorium seats 300 and provides a large stage with theatrical lighting and curtains, professional PA system, dressing rooms, a grand piano, as well as a large screen and digital projector.

Direct reservation requests to the student involvement office in room 312.

The Multicultural Student Affairs Resource Center provides a safe space for all students to come together and be themselves. The Center provides resources and materials about equity, diversity and inclusion.