Did you need something?
If you have a question or problem, your College Adviser is a good place to start to find the solution.
From our intercollegiate teams – "Go Maroons!" – to
our intramural contests, to your own personal fitness goals, athletic
opportunities abound at the University of Chicago. The Department of Physical Education
and Athletics covers all the options, including information on the
student sports clubs.
The Office of Sustainability recently launched "ReCycles," a pilot program providing 20 bikes in 4 locations for use by the students, faculty, and staff.
There are three main bookstores on or near campus, including the
University Bookstore (run by Barnes & Noble) and the famed Seminary
Co-op.
If you haven’t already done so, sign up for emergency alerts on the cAlert system. You can ask for alerts to be sent to your email, cell phone, home telephone, or even a pager.
The housing site contains information for
on-campus living and dining services. Most houses in the residence
halls have their own home pages as well.
If you're looking for parking or an unfamiliar building, the campus map page can help. The Maps main page offers even more map goodness.
Looking for a summer job,
and internship, or career advice? Look no further.
Networking Services and Information Technologies (NSIT) publishes a guide for new students (it’s useful for returning students as well) describing the computing and phone services available, as well as security and privacy guidelines. If you live on campus, Residential Computing supplies your desktop support using a skilled group of Resident Computing Assistants (RCAs).
This newly opened facility features a 24-hour study
space, a late-night cafe, USITE computers (in
the Stuart Reading room to your left as you enter), a library resource
desk, and numerous study spaces.
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Queer Programming Office organizes events and mentoring in support of LGBTQ students on
campus.
The
University Library includes the collections in six library sites,
including Crerar and the Regenstein, among others.
This is the place to go when you need to buy (or sell) pretty much anything (including used text books).
The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) strives to further the success of students of
color and as well as promote an inclusive community at the University of
Chicago.
There is a large and diverse spiritual community
on campus, and the Religion on the Quads site serves as the nexus to all
of them.
Run by the University of Chicago Medical Center, the
SCC is your primary health care provider at
the University of Chicago.
Home of the renown Academic Skills Assessment Program,
SCRS also provides stress management
workshops, individual and couples therapy, support groups, psychiatric
evaluation, medication management, assessment and treatment for alcohol
and other drug abuse, and referrals.
This
site tells you all you need to know about the bus routes and parking
policies on campus.