Students should create an account (and not check out as a guest). This change will allow students the flexibility to purchase their textbooks anytime during the day regardless of where they are located. The Campus Store will have access codes and many custom course packs available for purchase in the store.

Students can purchase textbooks and choose free in-store pick up. You will receive an email when your order is ready for pick up at the Campus Store (within 2-4 days). You can also ship to an off-campus address for a flat fee ($7.50 for 3-4 day standard shipping). Students also have the option of choosing between digital, used, new and rental books.

Note: Nothing has changed with respect to the purchase of e-books and digital material.

Refunds can always be requested at the store through Aug. 29. All book returns, rental check-ins and buy backs will take place in the store.

For questions, contact Jen Horvatinovich at j.horvatinovich@follett.com. Information is also available on the .

But Greenwell didn’t expect the physical campus would change so much around her – a new Student Recreation Center, a renovation of the Student Activities Center, and on Jan. 30, the grand opening of the University of Louisville Campus Store.

“This is a pivotal year as a Louisville Cardinal because we are able to witness the transformation of our campus with the addition of modern, state–of–the–art concepts and structures,” said Greenwell, the services vice president for the Student Government Association.

Greenwell, Dean of Students Michael Mardis, Louie the Cardinal Bird, former University of Louisville football player James Quick, student leaders, and officials from Follett Higher ����ֱ�� Group were on hand to celebrate the opening of the new store.��

In addition to textbooks and school supplies, the store, operated by Follett, offers an array of apparel and gifts, as well as��a fully-licensed Apple Store.

The store is located on the ground floor on the Student Activities Center, on the Floyd Street Side. A plaza outside the store will be built as part of the renovation and will allow for a large gathering point outside of the store.

“We’re very excited to be part of the renovation, this new gateway to campus,” said Bob Scholl, senior vice president of operations for Follett Higher ����ֱ�� Group. Scholl said Follett has 1,200 stores and the ambiance of UofL’s store is unlike any other.

Mardis said the ongoing renovation of the Student Activities Center will shift campus life.

“We’re really transforming the student center more and more into the heart of campus, the hub of campus, the living room of campus,” Mardis said.

The Campus Store will continue to celebrate its grand opening throughout the week with a 20-percent discount on a single apparel or gift item, daily giveaways on Facebook and more. See the Campus Store and for more information.

More photos from the grand opening event are . Also, check out a video from grand opening event below:

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