Boise State Opens New Mobility Charging Hub
Students and faculty can now access 24 charging outlets and covered parking for personal devices near the Hemingway Building.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Financial Aid
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Boise State University has opened the Hemingway Mobility Hub to provide dedicated space for personal mobility devices. The new facility offers students and faculty charging and parking options near the campus Hemingway Building.
Why it matters
The project responds to the need for infrastructure supporting sustainable transit and personal devices on campus. By providing secure charging, the university aims to better accommodate the commuting and mobility needs of its community.
The hub includes 24 charging outlets and 3 covered shelters. Developed through a partnership with Coca-Cola, the project was managed by the Office of Sustainability to support personal mobility devices.
The players
Boise State University
A public research institution in Idaho that offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Coca-Cola
A multinational beverage corporation that provided the partnership funding for the university project.
The details
The Office of Sustainability directed the construction as part of a broader campus improvement effort. The hub features covered parking structures equipped with charging stations to accommodate the growing use of e-scooters and other electric personal vehicles. Funding for the development was secured through a corporate partnership, allowing the university to expand student amenities without relying on direct tuition increases.
Timeline
Boise State University completed the hub and other campus projects in October 2026.
Education Landscape
Universities are increasingly integrating green transit infrastructure to align with campus-wide sustainability benchmarks. This shift mirrors the broader trend of institutions investing in facilities that accommodate non-traditional commuting to reduce reliance on vehicle parking.
Students and faculty who rely on electric personal mobility devices now have a dedicated space to secure and charge their equipment on campus. If you have questions about current campus accessibility or charging policies, contact the Office of Sustainability or campus facilities.
The takeaway
The new facility provides a practical charging solution for the growing population of students using electric mobility devices. Familiarize yourself with campus safety and parking regulations by checking the university’s facility maps and sustainability guidelines.
Further reading
For more information on campus resources and student services, see our Financial Aid section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KBOI-AM.
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