New year, new look for campus: What you need to know to get around

Remember those fitness goals you set for the new year? Here’s a way for you to stick to them:

Walking.

While you were out in December, new transformations began at UTC. There’s a lot of construction requiring new, alternate ways of navigating campus.

You might get a few more steps on your pedometer until the projects are complete. For now, you’ll want to allow a little extra time to get around.

Here’s what you need to know:

• Vine Street construction: Ongoing. An alternate route is in place for pedestrian traffic.
  • See the pedestrian plan for Vine Street →
  • Access maps and learn more about the Vine Street Project →
• Oak Street construction: Began over the recent holiday break. The project is similar to work on Vine Street and requires alternate routes for both pedestrians and motorists. You may have to change your usual route through the area.
  • See the pedestrian plan for Oak Street →
  • Access maps and learn more about the Oak Street Project →

For more information about campus construction projects, visit blog.utc.edu/construction.

Vine Street outside the Library, Math Plaza and University Center. Construction on Oak and Vine streets requires alternate routes for pedestrians and motorists.

Oak Street outside Race and Hooper halls. Construction on Oak and Vine streets requires alternate routes for pedestrians and motorists.

Oak Street construction. Work at Oak and Vine streets requires alternate routes for pedestrians and motorists.

Oak Street construction. Work at Oak and Vine streets requires alternate routes for pedestrians and motorists.