- Academic Resources
- Campus Resources
- Student Resources
- Arts and Museums
- Sports and Recreation
- Salt Lake City and its surroundings
Academic Resources 
Academic Advising/University College
450 Student Services Building, (801) 581-8146
Assists students in areas such as selecting a major, general education requirements, pre-professional advising, info on University policies and bachelor's degree requirements. University College also offers assistance to students experiencing academic challenges.
Academic Calendar
Check out important dates and events.
Academic Outreach and Continuing
Education (AOCE)
1195 Annex, (801) 581-6461
Take classes in the evenings or weekends for credit or no-credit. AOCE also offers distance education classes including independent study and Telecources.
Admissions Office
250 Student Services Building, (801) 581-7281
This office takes care of Transfer credits, AP, CLEP, military, special language credits, as well as residency requirements.
Bachelors of University Studies
Sill Center, (801) 585-6423
The Bachelors of University Studies (BUS) program provides students with the possibility of creating an individual major in an area not otherwise available at the University.
Colleges and Departments
The U offers 72 undergraduate degree programs, more than 50 teaching majors and minors, and 92 graduate programs.
Educational Opportunity Programs
2075 Annex Building, (801) 581-7188
Provides the Student Support Services Program for students who may need academic support to continue or graduate from the University and the Upward Bound Program, a college preparation program for high school students from low-income families and/or first-generation college students.
LEAP Freshman Program
Sill Center, (801) 581-3811
Provides an integrated learning experience for entering freshmen. Students take classes together and begin to form their own academic cohort community.
Honors Program
Sill Center, (801) 581-7383
Earn an honors bachelor's degree through this unique program. There are special admissions requirements, small classes, and intellectual stimulation. Classes help to fulfill general education requirements.
International Center
159 Olpin Union, (801) 581-8876
Study abroad opportunities; summer, semester, or full-year programs; scholarships are available. Also serves international students studying at the U.
Learning Enhancement Program
426 Student Services Building, (801) 581-8746
The Learning Enhancement Program offers academic support programs to be more successful in the classroom. The Supplemental Instruction program is a service attached to select freshman-level classes.
Libraries
Marriott Library , (801) 581-8558
Eccles Health Sciences Library , (801) 581-8771
Quinney Law Library , (801) 581-6438
Many colleges also have small topic-relevant libraries.
National Student Exchange (NSE)
Sill Center, (801) 581-3811
Study in the US through a semester or one-year exchange program at one of the 125+ participating schools.
Registrar's Office
250 Student Services Building, (801) 581-5808
Handles transcripts, registration, verifications and graduation.
Registration and Student Records
This is the on-line student information system where you can access your student records and find class schedules.
Testing Center
498 Student Services Building, (801) 581-8733
Take University (writing and math placement) and group national (ACT, CLEP, etc) tests here.
Tuition
(Income Accounting and Student Loan Services)
165 Student Services Building, (801) 581-7344
Pay tuition and fees here. They'll take cash, check, money order or a credit card.
Tutoring Center
330 Student Services Building, (801) 581-5153
Tutors are available for most undergraduate subjects at a minimal cost.
Transfer Center
450 Student Services Building, (801) 581-8146
Provides a bridge for transfer students to the University of Utah, including assisting students with transferring credits for General Education and Bachelor’s Degree requirements.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program
(UROP) Sill Center, (801) 581-8070
Opportunities for undergraduates to work with faculty in doing research for academic credit or a stipend. A great way to enrich the classroom experience.
University College
450 Student Services Building, (801) 581-8146
This is your point of entry at the University of Utah. All students are enrolled here until they are accepted into their major.
Writing Center
Marriott Library, (801) 587-9122
The Writing Center is available to all students to help with writing.
Calendar of Events
Check out the U's web calendar for happenings on campus.
Daily Utah Chronicle
236 Olpin Union, (801) 581-NEWS.
Student-run newspaper. Write for it, read it, or just run a classified ad. Printed daily during the semester.
Office
of Information Technology
585 Komas Dr., (801) 581-4000
There are many computing resources available to you through the University of Utah. Find out just who does what to help you with your computing needs. Here is information to Get 'U' Ready, Set, and Connected!
Campus Directory
Find the phone number and email address of a student, a faculty/staff member, or a department.
Campus
Maps
Find a building or location, link to building addresses, driving
directions, and parking or shuttle information.
VRT University Services Building, room 135, (801) 581-8569
158 Oplin Union, (801) 587-7928
The Copy Center provides quick and inexpensive copying, binding, and a variety of other services to the University Community.
University of Utah Web Page
Check it all out at www.utah.edu
Associated Students of the University of Utah
(ASUU) 234 Olpin Union, (801) 581-2788
ASUU is the representative voice for students on campus. Provides housing service referrals, involvement opportunities, funding for student organizations and more. Lists over 200 student organizations.
Alcohol and Drug Education Center
328 Student Services Building, (801) 581-7776
Offers workshops and information on alcohol, drugs, and tobacco.
Bennion Center
101 Olpin Union Building, (801) 581-4811
This is the place to get involved in local and national volunteer efforts. It's also where you can find out about programs like the Peace Corps and Vista.
Bookstore
(801) 581-6326
Find textbooks, computers and computer supplies, software, class catalog. You can also shop on-line.
Career Services
350 Student Services Building, (801) 581-6186
Information on job opportunities, employers, salary info, job search techniques, career exploration and on-campus jobs. Guidance for finding a job after graduation, including developing a resume and interviewing.
Center for Ethnic Student Affairs
318 Olpin Union, (801) 581-8151
This is the headquarters for ethnic student affairs on campus. It is a place for students to hang out, do homework, and tap into services such as counseling, tutoring and academic planning.
Chartwells Dining Services
30 Olpin Union, (801) 581-7257
Offers a Dining Plan for students who eat on campus and the U's catering service.
Child Care Coordinating Office
270 Olpin Union, (801) 585-5897
Offers an information guide on child care providers in the Salt Lake area as well as parenting and childcare education workshops. There are Saturday night Parent's Night Out programs and free childcare during exam week.
Commuter Services
1901 E. South Campus Dr., (801) 581-6415
Purchase parking permits here. Commuter Services also operates the campus shuttle.
Counseling Center
426 Student Services Building, (801) 581-6826
Provides career and personal counseling for individuals, groups, and through classes.
Disability Student Services
162 Olpin Union, (801) 581-7200, (801) 581-5020 (Voice/TDD)
Supports students with learning or physical disabilities. Workshops are available for students, faculty or staff.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
105 Student Services Building, (801) 581-6211
Information on grants, work-study, loans and scholarships.
Greek Council
270 Olpin Union, (801) 581-8061
This is the governing body of the fraternity and sorority system.
Leadership Development Office
280 Olpin Union, (801) 581-7069
This office provides leadership training and opportunities to students at the U.
Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Campus Resource Center
409 Oplin Union, (801) 587-7973
The LGBT Resource Center provides a comprehensive range of education, information and advocacy services, and works to create and maintain an open, safe, and supportive environment for LGBT students, staff, faculty, alumni and the entire campus community.
Orientation and New Student Programs
280 Olpin Union, (801) 581-7069
Coordinates orientation programs on campus.
Residential Living
5 Heritage Center, (801) 587-2002
On-campus housing for students.
Student Apartments
1945 E. Sunnyside Ave., (801) 581-8667
On-campus apartments for families and single students.
Student Code
Office of the Dean of Students 270 Olpin Union, (801) 581-7793
This document outlines your rights and responsibilities as a student. It also includes the Student Bill of Rights and can be found in the Class Schedule and on the web.
Student Health Service
555 Foothill Blvd., Madsen Health Center, (801) 581-6431
Provides primary health care for students and their families. Student health insurance and immunizations are also available at reduced cost.
UCard (identification card)
154 Olpin Union, (801) 581-CARD
This office issues student ID cards. There is no fee the first time, but replacements are $20. Always carry your student ID, and ask for student discounts on and off campus.
Women's Resource Center
411 Olpin Union, (801) 581-8030
Services for nontraditional students and single parents. Workshops, counseling, crisis intervention, networking, a library, and some tuition waivers and scholarships are available.
Babcock Theatre
300 S. 1400 East, (801) 581-7100
Performances by theater students. Early season performances of classic Greek theater at Red Butte Garden and Arboretum. All other performances held in the lower level of Pioneer Memorial Theatre. Performances run for two weeks. Half priced admission for students.
Fine Arts Calendar of Events
(801) 581-6764
Visit College of Fine Arts' web site for exciting performances and showings of the U's talented students and nationally recognized faculty artists in a variety of diverse disciplines: instrumental music, voice, opera, ballet, modern dance, theatre, films and gallery exhibits.
Marriott Center for Dance:
Modern Dance : (801) 581-7327
Ballet : (801) 581-8231
Performances by dance students. There is often something to see. Ticket prices are discounted for students.
Music Dept.
Concert Schedules: (801) 581-6762
Check out the Music Dept.'s web site for Band Season and Orchestral Season (581-6692).
Pioneer Theatre Company
300 S. 1400 East, (801) 581-6961
A professional theater with seven performances a year. On preview night, students receive free admission. Other nights, students with ID receive discounted tickets.
Red Butte Garden and Arboretum
300 Wakara Way, (801) 581-4747
Gardens are open year-round. Located in Research Park, admission is free for students.
Union Gallery
200 S. Central Campus Dr., (801) 581-5888
Check out this student-run gallery in the Olpin Union. Open during Union hours.
Utah Museum of Fine Arts
410 Campus Dr., (801) 581-7332
Utah's primary resource for fine art. Permanent and traveling exhibits. Free admission.
Utah Museum of Natural History
1390 E. Presidents Circle, (801) 581-6927
More than 200 permanent exhibits that interpret and explain the natural world, plus traveling exhibits. Located on President's Circle, admission is free for students.
Sports and Recreation
Athletics: The University of Utah Utes
1825 E. South Campus Dr., (801) 581-8171
Choose a sport category or simply browse top headlines and features, find ticket info, check out schedules, listen to audio or watch video, visit the on-line store. You can also send an electronic postcard with famous Ute athletes and coaches.
Campus Recreation Services
(801) 581-3760
Campus Recreation Services is dedicated to education enrichment, development of the individual, and the discovery of life long happiness. Campus Recreation includes the following services:
- Einar Neilson Field House
375 S. 1400 East, (801) 581-8898
Indoor track, 5 tennis courts, 18 handball courts, weight room, fitness equipment, whirlpools and saunas. Free admission for students. - Health Physical Education and Recreation
(HPER) 260 S. 1850 East, (801) 581-3797
Weight room, 2 swimming pools, 8 basketball courts and 6 racquetball courts. - Intramural Sports
260 S. 1850 East, (801) 581-3797
More than 70 co-ed, women's and men's intramural teams, as well as clubs for rugby, lacrosse, ski racing, and other team sports. - Outdoor Recreation Program
2140 E. Red Butte Rd, (801) 581-8516
Inexpensive rates only for students on all sorts of outdoor equipment including skis, kayaks, backpacks, tents, snowshoes and more. - Nine-hole Golf Course
70 S. Central Campus Dr., (801) 581-6511
Olpin Union Recreation
200 S. Central Campus Dr., (801) 581-5888
Offers bowling, billiards, video games, and other services.
Salt Lake City and Its surroundings
Ski Utah
The official site of the Utah Ski and Snowboard Association.
University Guest House
110 S. Fort Douglas Blvd., (801) 581-1000
The state's official site in divisions of Business Development, Community Development, Travel, State Library, State History, and Arts.
Utah Travel Guide
Travel in Utah for the adventure vacation of a lifetime! On-line vacation planner for every type of Utah trip from Zion National Park, ski resorts and mountain biking in Moab.
Taxis
There are three main taxi companies in Salt Lake City, and each offers 24-hour service: City Cab, Yellow Cab, and Ute Cab. You can call for service or hail them in the street, but they are not as plentiful as other major cities. Some downtown hotels like the Salt Lake Hilton have taxi stands.
Salt Lake City's Utah Transit Authority
The Utah Transit Authority provides public buses and Salt Lake City's train system, TRAX.
Salt Lake Area: RIDE-UTA (743-3882)
In State Toll Free: 1-888- RIDE-UTA (743-3882)
Outside of Utah: 801-RIDE-UTA (743-3882)
Salt Lake City International Airport
