Living on campus maximizes the college experience. We offer a traditional housing experience in our residence halls, as well as apartment-style living in our student community tailored for upperclassmen. Live with students of similar interests, be close to campus resources, and learn in a safe and supportive environment.
Student Union
Student Union
The Student Union (aka the SU) is a great place to meet up with friends, grab a bite to eat, get in some last-minute studying, or just have fun in the game room. The SU is also the official home of UNLV’s Registered Student Organizations. Students have the opportunity to join more than 400 clubs and organizations.
Points of Interest
- RebelCard Office
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The RebelCard is the official UNLV ID. It can be used at the library and many other facilities on campus. Students can also deposit money to the card as RebelCash. RebelCash can be used at participating locations on and off campus.
- P.O.D. Market
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The P.O.D. market combines the accessibility of the corner store with the style of a modern market, featuring grab-and-go dining options and convenience.
- The Intersection
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The Intersection is a one-stop resource for UNLV’s highly diverse student body. It helps ensure students, particularly first-generation and students of color, successfully navigate their academic careers.
Hazel M. Wilson Dining Commons
Hazel M. Wilson Dining Commons
With a salad bar, grill, made-to-order pasta, and international options, the Hazel M. Wilson Dining Commons (aka the DC) is a go-to for students. The DC is open seven days a week and offers eight different stations for students to choose from. There is also a P.O.D. Market convenience store for picking up a quick snack or drink here.
Points of Interest
- Meal Plans
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Our meal plans are convenient, flexible, and loaded with options. Your meal plan includes dining locations all across campus with a range of menus and offerings. Meal Plans are offered on a semester basis and include meals at the Dining Commons and Dining Dollars that can be used at any of the 17 dining locations on campus.
Dayton Complex
Dayton Complex
Dayton Complex offers double- and triple-room configurations reserved exclusively for first-year students. It features wireless internet, premium cable TV, social and game lounges, and in-building laundry. Optional special-interest floors at the Dayton Complex include Honors, Hospitality, and Academic Support.
Points of Interest
- Callout amenities for students (i.e., dressers, bed, cable, etc.)
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- In-Building Laundry
- Social and Game Lounge
Tonopah Complex
Tonopah Complex
This six-story, two-building residential housing complex is home to a mix of 600 first-year and upper-class students. It features wireless internet, premium cable TV, social and game lounges, and in-building laundry. Optional special-interest floors at the Tonopah Complex include Study-Intensive, Engineering, and All Women.
Points of Interest
- Callout amenities for students (i.e., dressers, bed, cable, etc.)
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- Lobby Lounge and Game Room
- Study Room
South Complex
South Complex
This three-building complex is home to 500 first-year and upper-class students in double rooms. Optional special-interest floors at the South Residential Complex include Healthy Living, Stonewall Suites (LGBTQ+), and Howell Town. It features wireless internet, premium cable TV, social and game lounges, and in-building laundry.
Upper Class Complex
Upper Class Complex
This four-building complex is home to 200 upper-class (post first-year) students in deluxe single rooms, each with a separate living and study area and a full-size bed. Each building also has a full-size kitchen on the first floor for residents. It features wireless internet, premium cable TV, social and game lounges, and in-building laundry.
Points of Interest
- Callout amenities for students (i.e., dressers, bed, cable, etc.)
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- Community Kitchens