The string of University class banners donning the upper walls of the Wawa convenience store were recently removed to allow for remodeling, according to a Wawa manager.
Once the minor renovation was completed, employees were instructed not to repost the banners since the convenience store will be moving in a few months, the manager explained.
As part of the University's $330 million Arts and Transit Project, the Wawa will be relocatedsouth of the Forbes College Addition on the west side of Alexander Road by the late summer of 2014, according to the project website.
The website also says that the current Wawa building will be demolished to make room for the new arts facilities once the relocated locale opens for business.
It remains unclear whether the class banners will be placed on the walls of the new Wawa building once it is completed.
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