Map Help

About the map

The USU Interactive Campus Map is built using Google Maps API. If you are experiencing problems with the map, please contact Public Relations & Marketing.

Getting around

Rollover the map with your mouse to see the default Google Map tools. On the top left, you have the choice to toggle the view between the campus map overlay or the Google Map road view overlay. By default, the map loads with the campus map overlay.
On the left of the main navigation, a button will let you show or hide the map tools. The tools will let you show and hide different types of markers such as the building list by name or by building code. You can select offices by name the same way. Note that if you open a building detail on the map, the window will contain a list of offices/departments located in the selected building. You can then click on that list to access more details about the office/department.
To zoom, you can use the tool in the top left corner of the map or simply use the wheel on your mouse. Note that the campus map overlay is only available at the last five levels of zoom.
The tools also provide a list of locations organized by groups such as the Aggie Shuttle routes, the parking lots, etc... Use the list to see details or check the checkbox to reveal the whole group at once.
If the map gets too crowded with markers, use the button located on the top left of the tools to "clear markers". Note also that depending on your computer, viewing the map may become slower if too many markers are open at the same time. In this case, just "clear markers" with the same button.

Searching

The "search map" tab provides an easy way to find a building, an office, or a place by entering a keyword in the search field. Note that the search only returns locations for the Logan campus.

Printing

There is not currently any way to directly print the map. Google Map doesn't provide that function yet but we hope to have something available in the near future. For the time being, you can download and print different PDF maps. Click on the "Download Maps" tab to see a list of available downloads.

Linking your website to the map

Offices and departments can add a link from their website (on their contact page for example) to the map to show visitors they are located. First open the popup window of the location on the map. At the bottom, click on the link "Link to this location". When the page has refreshed, Copy/Paste the entire URL in your browser and use it as an hyperlink to the location you clicked on. You can also bookmark this new URL.