UGA student hospitalized after being struck by transit bus on campus
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ATHENS, Ga. - A University of Georgia student was hospitalized on Wednesday evening after being struck by a UGA transit bus.
It happened while the student was attempting to cross Sanford Drive at a crosswalk near the Tate Center, according to a university spokesperson.
What we know:
Greg Trevor, spokesperson for the University of Georgia, said campus police responded to the scene around 6:30 p.m.
The student was transported to Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center for treatment. She suffered multiple injuries, but Trevor said that none of her injuries appeared to be life-threatening.
"A staff member from UGA Student Affairs is with her to provide support until her family can be reached," Trevor wrote in a statement.
What we don't know:
The Georgia State Patrol is leading the investigation into the incident.
Officials say charges are expected when the investigation is completed.
The Source: The details in this article were provided by Greg Trevor, spokesperson for the University of Georgia.