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In an effort to promote campus and community life, the Union Programming Council (UPC) are proud to provide you with this publication, Your Campus Life, a complete guide to community businesses, services, and on- campus resources.We hope Your Campus Life provides you with useful information that will further enrich your college experience.
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Your Campus Lifewww.upc.utah.edu/yourcampuslife
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On every college campus, finding a place to call home is crucial to fulfilling students’ academic and social growth. The University of Utah is no exception. With our student population of over 30,000, our hope is that the A. Ray Olpin Union building will be your home away from home.
An important goal of the Union is to complement the students’ academic experience through an extensive variety of cultural, educational, social, and recreational programs. It is through such opportunities that a real sense of college community is allowed to develop.
In an effort to promote campus and community life, the Union Programming Council (UPC) is proud to provide you with this publication. Your Campus Life is a complete guide to community businesses, services, and on-campus resources.
We hope Your Campus Life provides you with useful information that will further enrich your college experience.
Best of luck from all of us at the A. Ray Olpin Union Building.
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GeneralGeneral InformationOperator..................................581-7200TTY...........................................581-7882
Emergency NumbersUniversity Police.....................585-2677Utility Maintenance................581-7221Student Health Center............581-6431
Visitor InformationUnion Services Desk................581-5888
AAcademic AdvisingUniversity College...................581-8146Preprofessional Advising........581-5744
AdmissionsGeneral Admissions.................581-7281
Alumni Association................581-6995
American Indian Resource Center......................................581-7392
Associated Students of the Universityof Utah....................................581-2788
Athletic DepartmentTicket Office............................581-8849
BBabcock Theatre.....................581-7100Board of Trustees...................581-3033
BookstoreMain Site.................................581-6326
CCampus Recreation ServicesField House.............................581-8898Intramural Sports....................581-3797Outdoor Rec............................581-8516
Career Services.......................581-6186
Commuter ServicesParking Information--Tickets, Permits.......................581-6415Enforcement...........................581-3204
Computer LabsBenchmark..............................587-2933Marriott Library......................581-6273Sage Point..............................587-2948Union......................................581-8988
Counseling Services...............581-6826
DDean of Students....................581-7066 Dining ServicesCampus Dining........................581-7257Catering...................................581-7256
Disability Services...................581-5020
EEmploymentBenefits...................................581-7447Human Resources...................581-2169Internships..............................581-6186Work Study..............................581-6581
Equal Opportunity.................581-8365
Ethnic Student Affairs.............581-8151
FFinancial Aid and Scholarships.............................581-6211Accounts Payable...................581-6976Grants.......................................581-7343
GGardner Concert Hall..............587-7100
Graduation Office...................581-7852
HHousingHRE..........................................587-2002Guest House/Heritage Center.....................................587-1000University Student Apartments.............................581-8667
IInternational Center..............581-8876Study Abroad..........................581-5849
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KKUED........................................581-7777
KUER FM 90............................581-6625
KUTE........................................585-3449
Kingsbury Hall.........................581-7100
LLibrariesLaw Library.............................581-6184Medical Library........................587-7281Marriott...................................581-8558
Lowell Bennion Center............581-4811
MMailing-Campus Mail..............581-6171
Museum of Fine Art................581-7332
Museum of Natural History.....................................581-4303
OOrientation.............................581-7069
PPayroll Office..........................581-7873
Pioneer Theater Company.................................581-6356
President’s Office....................581-5701 Printing ServicesUnion Copy Center.................587-7928University Services Copy Center............................581-6171
Public Relations......................585-9244
RROTCAir Force..................................581-6236Army........................................581-6716Navy........................................581-6723
Red Butte Gardens..................581-4747
Registar Registration............................581-8969Student Records &Transcripts..............................581-8965
Rice Eccles StadiumOffice........................................581-5445
SStudent Health Center.......................................581-6431
Student Involvement Center......................................581-8061
Student LoansApplications..............................581-8786
Surplus & Salvage....................581-7917
TTesting CenterMain Office..............................581-8744
Transfer Center.......................581-8146
Tuition Payments....................581-7344
Tutoring Center.......................581-5153
UU-Online..................................581-6112
UCard ID Office........................581-2273
Union – A. Ray Olpin Information.............................581-5888
University Press.......................581-6771
Utah Education Network..................................581-2999
Utah Student Apartments.............................581-8667
VVice President’s OfficeAcademic Affairs.....................581-5057Research..................................581-7236Student Affairs.........................581-7793
Veterans Affairs......................587-7722
Volunteer Services...................581-2429
WWomen’s Resource Center......................................581-8030
Writing Center.........................587-9122
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No. Name Abbr.1 John R Park Park
3 David P Gardner Hall DGH
4 J. T. Kingsbury Hall KH
5 George Thomas Museum of Natural History
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6 William Stewart ST
7 Life Sciences LS
8 Alfred Emery AEB
9 John Widtsoe Bldg JWB
10 Physics Building Phys
11 William Browning WBB
12 Frederick Albert Sutton Building
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13 LeRoy Cowles LCB
14 James Talmage JTB
17 Performing Arts PAB
19 Intermountain Network Scientific CC
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25 Social & Behav. Sci Beh S
26 Social Work, College of SW
27 Social Beh. Science S Beh
28 Alice Sheets Marriott Center for Dance
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29 Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse FLD H
31 Carlson Hall C Hall
32 Rice-Eccles Stadium Stad
35 Marcia & John Price Museum
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37 Architecture ARCH
38 Art Bldg Art
40 Student Services SSB
43 Naval Science NS
44 Office Bldg 44 Bd 44
45 Carolyn Tanner Irish Humanities Bldg.
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No. Name Abbr.49 Languages &
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51 Sterling Sill Center Sill
52 Alumni House Alumni
53 A. Ray Olpin Union Union
54 Orson Spencer Hall OSH
56 Civil and Materials Engineering
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57 Hedco Hedco
58 Mineral Processing Lab MPL
59 Mining Systems Research Lab
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60 Experimental Studies Building
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61 Energy & Mineral Research Lab
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62 Warnock Engineering Building
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64 Merrill Engineering MEB
65 Milton Bennion Hall MBH
66 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre
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67 University Campus Store Stor
72 S J Quinney Law Library Law L
73 S J Quinney College of Law Law
74 Business Classroom Bu C
75 Kendall D. Garff KDGB
77 C Roland Christensen Ctr. CRCC
82 Aline Wilmot Skaggs Biology Res Bl
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83 James Fletcher JFB
84 Biology Biol
85 Henry Eyring HEB
86 Marriott Library M Lib
151 James LeVoy Sorenson Molecular Biotechnology
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No. Name Abbr.90 Huntsman Center JHC
91 HPER East HPR E
92 HPER North HPR N
93 HPER Natatorium HPRNAT
94 HPER West HPR W
97 Dumke Gymnastics Center DGC
105 Annex General Office Annex
112 Marriott Residential Scholars Community
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179 Eccles Broadcast Center EBC
350 V. Randall Turpin Univ Serv Bld
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373 Primary Children's Parking Terrace
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374 Primary ChildrenÆs Medical Center
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512 Research Administration Building
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521 School of Medicine SOM
523 John A. Moran Eye Center Moran
524 Medical Center Parking Terrace
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525 University Hospital U Hosp
527 University Hospital Parking Terr.
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530 Maxwell Wintrobe Research Bldg
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531 Medical Research & Education
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533 Eccles Institute of Human Genetics
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535 Ezekiel R. & Edna Dumke Bldg
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No. Name Abbr.550 Clinical Neurosciences
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555 Huntsman Cancer Institute HCI
556 Huntsman Cancer Hospital HCH
560 Health Science NE Terrace HSNET
561 HSC North Parking Terrace & Helipad
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565 E. E. Jones Medical Science Bldg
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570 Biomedical Polymers Research Bldg
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575 Eccles Health Sciences Education
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582 L.S. Skaggs Pharmacy SK H
588 Nursing Nurs
589 Eccles Health Sciences Library
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604 Pierre Lassonde Entrepreneur Center
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650 Outdoor Recreation FD 650
652 LEAP House LEAP
655 Fort Douglas Museum FD 655
659 Fort Douglas Public Safety FD 659
685 Edwin & Grace Madsen Health Center
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701 Student Apts Tower 1 Bd 701
702 Student Apts Tower 2 Bd 702
801 University Guest House GUEST
815 Chase M Peterson Heritage Center
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Date Opponent Location Time (MT)
08/29/13 Utah State SLC 6:00 PM
09/7/13 Weber State SLC 12:00 PM
09/14/13 Oregon State (Homecoming) SLC 8:00 PM
09/21/13 BYU Provo, UT TBA
10/03/13 UCLA SLC 8:00 PM
10/12/13 Stanford SLC TBA
10/19/13 Arizona Tucson, AZ TBA
10/26/13 USC Los Angeles, CA TBA
11/09/13 Arizona State SLC TBA
11/16/13 Oregon Eugene, OR TBA
11/23/13 Washington State Pullman, WA TBA
11/30/13 Colorado SLC TBA
2013 Football Games
Date Opponent Time (MT)
09/17/13 BYU 7:00 PM
09/24/13 Colorado 7:00 PM
09/29/13 USC 1:00 PM
10/04/13 Washington State 7:00 PM
10/05/13 Washington 7:00 PM
10/24/13 Arizona State 7:30 PM
10/27/13 Arizona 2:00 PM
11/07/13 California 8:00 PM
11/10/13 Stanford 12:00 PM
11/22/13 Oregon 6:00 PM
11/24/13 Oregon State 12:00 PM
2013 Women’s Volleyball Home Games
Athletic WebsitesUtah Athletics: utahutes.cstv.com
Club Sports: campusrec.utah.edu/programs/sports-clubs/
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10/19/13 Arizona (co-ed) 11:00 AM
10/25/13 Boise State (W) 4:00 PM
11/08/13 UNLV (co-ed) TBA
01/05/14 Arizona State (co-ed) 12:00 PM
02/08/14 Washington State (W) TBA
2013 - 2014 Swimming & Diving Home Meets
Date Opponent Location Time (MT)
08/23/13 Western Kentucky Bowling Green, KY 1:00 PM
08/25/13 Kentucky Lexington, KY 3:00 PM
08/30/13 Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, CA 6:00 PM
09/06/13 BYU Provo, UT 7:00 PM
09/08/13 Southern Utah SLC 1:00 PM
09/13/13 UC Davis SLC 7:30 PM
09/15/13 Weber State SLC 1:00 PM
09/20/13 Utah State SLC 7:30 PM
09/22/13 Oklahoma SLC 12:00 PM
09/27/13 California SLC 7:30 PM
10/04/13 Oregon SLC 7:00 PM
10/06/13 Oregon State SLC 1:00 PM
10/11/13 Washington Seattle, WA 8:00 PM
10/13/13 Washington State Pullman, WA 12:00 PM
10/18/13 Stanford Palo Alto, CA 8:00 PM
10/25/13 UCLA SLC 1:00 PM
10/27/13 USC SLC 1:00 PM
11/01/13 Arizona Tucson, AZ 4:00 PM
11/03/13 Arizona State Tempe, AZ 12:00 PM
11/08/13 Colorado SLC 2:00 PM
2013 Women’s Soccer Games
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ACADEMIC RESOURCESAcademic AdvisingActively meeting with an advisor is an essential part of your university experience. Any time you have a question or concern, schedule an appointment to meet with an advisor.University College: (801) 581-8146www.advising.utah.eduStudent Services Building, Room 450
College of Fine ArtsThe College of Fine Arts offers undergraduate programs in Art & Art History, Ballet, Modern Dance, Film & Media Arts, Theatre, and Music. (801) 581-6764www.finearts.utah.eduArt and Architecture, Room 250
Honors CollegeThe Honors College promotes an enriched environment for talented and highly motivated students who wish to expand their academic experience.(801) 581-7383www.honors.utah.eduFort Douglas Honors Center
LEAPLEAP is a year-long learning community committed to the goals of learning, engagement, achievement, and progress and to the principles of civic awareness and service. (801) 581-8920www.leap.utah.eduSterling Sill Center
J. Willard Marriott LibraryNeed a quiet place to study or a simple cup of coffee? Look no further than the architectural marvel that is the University’s main library.(801) 581-8558www.lib.utah.edu295 South 1500 East
University Writing CenterThe Writing Center is here to assist you in improving your writing. We help with any stage of the writing process and work with both undergraduate and graduate-level writing concerns.(801) 587-9122www.writingcenter.utah.eduMarriott Library, Second Floor
NEWS AND MEDIAContinuum MagazineContinuum keeps alumni, faculty, staff, and community members up-to-date through a broad spectrum of features spanning many University topics.(801) 581-6995www.continuum.utah.eduAlumni House
The Daily Utah ChronicleThe Chronicle is the newspaper of the University of Utah, publishing 8,000 free copies M-Th with special issues on Fridays during Fall and Spring semesters. Now accepting staff applications.(801) 581-6397www.dailyutahchronicle.comA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 321
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CITIZENSHIPThe 2013-2014 MUSE Theme Year
What does Citizenship mean to you?
inspiring.striving.becoming.
Join the conversation!muse.utah.edu
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SERVICES Catering & Dining ServicesIf you want to impress your guests with an unforgettable dining event, you are in safe hands with the University’s premier catering department.(801) 581-7257www.dineoncampus/utahA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 30
Commuter ServicesDo you have a parking ticket you need to pay? Would you like a parking pass so that ticket problem won’t happen again? Contact them today!(801) 581-6415www.parking.utah.eduAnnex General Office, Room 101
Red Butte GardenRed Butte Garden is a non-profit organization with over 100 acres of natural gardens, walking paths, and natural areas with hiking trails.(801) 585-0556www.redbuttegarden.org300 Wakara Way
K-UTE Internet RadioK-UTE is the student-run radio station of the University of Utah. Listen online at our website, or via our iPhone app available in the app store. Now accepting staff applications.(801) 585-3449www.kuteradio.orgA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 321
KUEDKUED is Utah’s premiere public broadcasting station, offering the full PBS schedule and locally-produced television programs for free.(801) 581-7777www.kued.org101 South Wasatch Drive
KUERKUER public radio provides a commercial-free mix of NPR, BBC, local news, and jazz music programming to thousands of listeners.(801) 581-6625www.kuer.org101 South Wasatch Drive
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Learn more about our app at kuer.org/app.
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On TV and Online!
The American Indian Resource Center (AIRC) hosts a monthly Lunch & Lecture and Snack & Substance. These presentations are open to the public. The AIRC also hosts an annual “Sustaining our Culture Powwow.” November is National American Indian Heritage Month, and the AIRC organizes several events throughout the month, including a high school conference.
Our Goals• Recruitment • Retention • Culture • Community Outreach
MISSIONThe mission of the AIRC is to provide academic support, career counseling, mentoring, and program activities for the University of Utah’s American Indian community and campus community as a whole. The AIRC provides an inclusive, supportive, and nurturing environment to assist American Indian students in their journey towards academic, professional, and personal success. In addition, the AIRC aims to provide academic and cultural programs that promote American Indian sovereignty, self-determination, history, arts, ontology, and epistemology.
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The Tower at Rice Eccles StadiumOur beautiful and unique facilities will make any event memorable. Schedule your next meeting, banquet, or reception with us today!(801) 581-5445www.stadium.utah.eduRice-Eccles Stadium, Suite 600
The Guest HouseThe University Guest House is an excellent place to stay or hold a conference. Located near the Residence Halls.(801) 587-1000www.universityguesthouse.com110 South Fort Douglas Blvd.
University Print & MailPrint and Mail Services provides quality document print and finishing to the University community. (801) 581-6171www.printing.utah.eduTurpin Services Building, Room 135
UCard OfficeThe University of Utah UCard office offers one standardized source of identification and access. UTA passes also are available free of charge to all university students, faculty, and staff.(801) 581-2273www.ucard.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 225
University of Utah Farmers’ MarketAs part of the campus sustainability initiative, the University holds a weekly farmers’ market with local produce every Thursday, August 19th - October 7th. The Market can be found from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm on the Union Tanner Plaza. (801) 585-9352Union Tanner Plaza
STUDENT AFFAIRSAdmissions OfficeShowing you around campus, assisting with the admissions process, helping with deferment, and connecting you with resources regarding your status as a student, the Office of Admissions is the first stop on your academic journey.(801) 581-7281www.advising.utah.eduStudent Services Building, Room 250
American Indian Resource CenterThe mission of the AIRC is to provide academic support, career counseling, mentoring, and program activities for the University of Utah’s American Indian community and campus community as a whole.(801) 581-7392diversity.utah.edu/students/airc1925 De Trobriand Street, Building 622
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FREE admission for Students!
• Bring your books and study in a peaceful setting
• Enjoy free Sundance Film screenings
• Burn calories on over four miles of hiking trails
• Be inspired by the beautiful themed gardens
• Score points and bring a date to the Garden
WWW.REDBUTTEGARDEN.ORG300 WAKARA WAY • 801.585.0556
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Career ServicesNeed a job? Come see us. Or even better, let us guide you toward career planning and exploration. We help with student jobs, internships, and career opportunities through a great website, career fairs, workshops, and dedicated career counselors by major.(801) 581-6186www.careers.utah.eduStudent Services Building, Room 350
Center for Disability ServicesDisability Services provides support for the educational development of students with disabilities, including ongoing efforts to develop and maintain an accessible physical environment.(801) 581-5020www.disability.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 162
Center for Ethnic Student AffairsThe University of Utah is deeply committed to enhancing the success of diverse faculty, students, and staff as part of our broader goal to enrich the educational experiences and success
of all members of our University community.(801) 581-8151diversity.utah.edu/students/cesaA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 235
Center for Student WellnessThe Center for Student Wellness is your portal for information, resources, and solutions for wellness-related issues. Call, email, or stop by for answers to questions related to your wellness.(801) 581-7776www.wellness.utah.eduStudent Services Building, Room 328
Child Care Coordinating OfficeThe Child Care Office offers a complete guide to child care resources on and off campus. It also offers programming for students and their children.(801) 585-5897www.childcare.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 408
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August 29 - OctOber 1010am - 2pm
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To learn more, visitwww.sustainability.utah.edu
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September 7 10th Annual Legacy of LowellCommunity Service Day Details at www.bennioncenter.org
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Financial Aid and ScholarshipsThe only thing better than an education is an education with minimal debt. For access to programs designed to alleviate your financial pressure, contact this department.(801) 581-6211financialaid.utah.eduStudent Services Building, Room 105
International CenterThe International Center provides advising, programming, support, and resources for international students, scholars, and alumni. The International Center’s goal is for students, staff, faculty, and visitors from around the world to feel welcome and an integral part of the campus community. (801) 581-8876www.ic.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 410
LGBT Resource CenterThe LGBT Resource Center provides a comprehensive range of education, information, and advocacy services. They work to create and maintain an open, safe, and supportive environment for the community.(801) 587-7973www.lgbt.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 409
Office of Orientation & Leadership DevelopmentThe Office of Orientation & Leadership Development assists students in their transition to the University and includes Orientation, First Year Experience, transfer programs, parent and family
programs, the National Student Exchange, Leadership Development, and the Leadership Minor.(801) 581-7069www.orientation.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, R00m 280
MUSEThe MUSE project is a group engaged in providing every student with a memorable experience here at the U. The MUSE hopes to promote individual student growth as well as a community and global sense of belonging.(801) 587-3177www.muse.utah.eduMarriott Library, Room 1750B
University Counseling CenterWe offer support to U students, staff, and faculty for a variety of personal, academic, and career concerns. Our approach is collaborative, goal-oriented, and multiculturally sensitive. The first appointment is FREE! (801) 581-6826www.counselingcenter.utah.eduStudent Services Building, Room 426
Veteran’s Support CenterOur office is a place to study, swap stories with other student vets, recharge with a cup of coffee, or get help navigating the U. We are here to help student veterans succeed. Stop by to explore what resources are available.(801) 587-7722www.veteranscenter.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union Building, Room 161
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ASUU.UTAH.EDUClick Student Group Info
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Women’s Resource CenterThe Women’s Resource Center seeks to help women from all backgrounds and circumstances get the most out of their higher education experience. (801) 581-8030www.womenscenter.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 411
Office of SustainabilityThe Office of Sustainability promotes a more sustainable campus through its many initiatives. It also manages the Sustainable Campus Initiative Fund (SCIF), which provides funding for student-led projects on campus. (801) 585-9352www.sustainability.utah.eduAnnex General Office, Room 1024
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Employment OfficeIf you’re looking for a job, whether on or near campus, contact the Employment Office to set up an appointment and explore your options.(801) 581-2169420 Wakara Way, Suite 105
Bennion CenterThe Lowell Bennion Center fosters lifelong service and civic participation by engaging the University with community service opportunities.(801) 581-4811www.sa.utah.edu/bennionA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 101
Student AdvocacyThe ASUU Student Advocacy office is ready to assist students with legal services, renter’s rights, and emergency student loans. The office also facilitates connecting students to helpful resources across campus.(801) 581-8061A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 234 ASUU Student Child Care ProgramThe ASUU Student Child Care Program is committed to providing quality childcare options for student parents while they attend class.(801) 585-7393www.asuuchildcare.utah.eduAlfred Emery Building, Room 106
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MiSSioNThe Center provides a comprehensive range of education, information, and advocacy services, and works to create and maintain an open, safe, and supportive environment for students, staff, faculty, alumni, and the entire campus community.
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RIGHT AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
-Resume help-Individual advice-Career exploration-On campus jobs-O� campus jobs & internships-Career/job fairs
Check out our websiteand then come see us!
350 SSB801-581-6186
Sign up for services today!It’s free!
Kaplan Test PrepWhether you’re trying to pass the PSAT, SAT, GRE, MCAT, or any other important higher-education test, let the experts at Kaplan give you the skills and tools you need to get the score you want.1 (800) 527-8378www.kaptest.com515 South 700 East #3J
National Student ExchangeThe National Student Exchange program (NSE) gives students the opportunity to do an exchange program at one of 190 universities in the United States, its territories or Canada.(801) 581-7069www.nse.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 280
Student Health CenterFor testing, vaccinations, physicals, and all things medical, the best place available to the University community is the Student Health Center.(801) 581-6431www.studenthealth.utah.edu555 Foothill Drive
Learning AbroadThe Learning Abroad Office provides a wide variety of education opportunities in countries across the globe that fulfill academic requirements as well as enrich the overall experience here at the U.(801) 581-5849www.learningabroad.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 159
Personal Money Management CenterMake smart, informed decisions with your money, whether you are struggling to make ends meet or your personal finances are in good shape, there’s always room to improve your situation.(801) 585-7379asuupmmc.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 317
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Associated Students of the University of UtahASUU is your student government providing volunteer opportunities, paid leadership positions, and exciting events. In addition, ASUU supports valuable services for students such as personal money management, tutoring, childcare assistance, and legal advocacy. To volunteer, visit our website.(801) 581-2788asuu.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 234
Alumni AssociationThe mission of the University of Utah Alumni Association is to support the University’s pursuit of excellence by forging and preserving lifelong relationships with alumni, students, and the community.(801) 581-6995www.alumni.utah.edu155 South Central Campus Drive
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Black Student UnionThe main focus of BSU is to educate and address issues that the African-American community is facing. The Black Student Union is a student organization open to anyone on or off campus who is interested in participating in their organization. www.twitter.com/uofubsu
Pacific Islander Student AssociationPISA assists Pacific Islanders and other underrepresented students by providing services that are directly related to recruitment, retention, and social and academic navigation.801-587-9570www.pisauofu.wix.com/pisaEmail: [email protected]
Union Programming CouncilThe Union Programming Council is dedicated to programming events that establish a sense of community at the Union Building.(801) 581-7658upc.utah.eduA. Ray Olpin Union, Room 240
Queer Student UnionThis group works with social, political, and community activism for the LBGTQ community and its [email protected] Resource Center
LDS Student AssociationLDSSA seeks to provide Latter-Day-Saint members as well other students on campus an opportunity to participate in social events, community service projects, and leadership opportunities that teach wholesome values.(801) [email protected] of Religion
The MUSSThe MUSS is the University of Utah’s student fan club for football, men’s basketball, and gymnastics. Joining The MUSS provides students with reserved seating, U merchandise, and other exclusive opportunities.(801) 581-6995www.alumni.utah.edu/mussThe Alumni House
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BEST STUDy PLACES ON CAMPUS?Marriot Library (West side of campus)Though it is home to handy resources like the Writing Center and dry erase windows, the library is infamous for being a very distracting place to study. If you’re lucky you might find a coveted spot in the George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Grand Reading Room. It’s a very secluded and quiet part of the library and has a great view of the Salt Lake Valley.
Pros: Writing Center, Grand Reading Room, study group rooms, Dry-Erase Windows, Printing Center.Cons: Noisy, good chance of running into friends, distracting.
Crimson Lounge (South-East corner of the Union)The Crimson Lounge is a great place to relax while getting some studying in. Fully furnished with tables, desks, and artwork, this study spot is perfect for solo studying. While there is little space in the Crimson Lounge, it rarely fills up because many students haven’t yet discovered this hidden gem.
Pros: Quiet, comfortable, good view of campus.Cons: Limited space.
Basement Dining Room (Under Union Food Court)Need to eat to get your brain juices flowing? Grab a bite to eat at Dining Services’ food court and grab a booth in the basement floor of the Union! There are plenty of booths and tables for your study group or a solo study session. It’s also located right next door to a computer lab in case you need to look something up after eating!
Pros: Great place to eat while studying, plenty of room for study groups.Cons: Limited space.
LDS Institute (South side of campus)From couches to large tables, the Institute has plenty of space to get some good studying in. The Institute also offers great deals on lunch specials in case you wanted to grab a bite to eat before studying.
Pros: Quiet, plenty of space, discounted lunch specials.Cons: Far from heart of campus, need to acquire Wi-Fi password.
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STUDy TIPS1) Go Somewhere you Know your Friends Won’t Be: We have all lied to ourselves and said that if we study with our friends we’ll get a lot done but we all know that isn’t true. If you plan on getting anything done, disappear for a few hours and don’t tell your friends where you are. They might find you and even worse, distract you!
2) Leave your Phone At Home: You can try to justify why you need your phone while you study, but none of those reasons are any good. Candy Crush can wait, you’ve got a test tomorrow!
3) Study With Students From Class: Never underestimate the power of your peers, especially when working through a difficult problem set or reading assignment. Dividing and conquering is an effective way to reduce your workload -- and to make sure you understand the material. You might even make a friend in the process.
4) Make your Own Flash Cards: Sometimes the best habits are the ones we’ve used forever. Flash cards are oldies but goodies –- writing notes and definitions more than once will help imprint information in your memory, and the cards are a great way to develop and use mnemonic devices and associative phrases.
5) Get Plenty of Sleep: A tired mind is a slow mind. You’re better off going to bed at a reasonable time and waking up early than you are staying up all night cramming the night before a test.
6) Go To Class!: This one might seem obvious, but large lectures and early start-times often make class feel, shall we say, optional. The best way to prepare for tests is to attend classes and participate. You’ll have already begun the process of reviewing and will know what to expect on the exam, especially if you haven’t done the reading.
7) Time Management: The only thing worse than having a deadline is missing a deadline. Stay organized and cut down on procrastination and your work load will feel much more manageable.
8) Change Study Spaces: Although some people swear by the library, cognitive scientists suggest that alternating study spaces is a more effective way to retain information. Memory is affected by location, and changing your study locales increases the likelihood of remembering what you’ve learned.
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DINING SERVICES LOCATIONSUnion Food CourtThis mall-style food court has more than 10 food stations, including Jamba Juice, Papa John’s, and Panda Express. It also serves local Rimini coffee, hot breakfast, grab-n-go items, salads, burgers, burritos, soups, and more.(801) 581-4648A. Ray Olpin Union Building, 1st Floor
Union Outtakes StoreA convenience store that offers gourmet pastries and sweets, Starbucks coffee, ice cream, sushi, and grab-n-go items including sandwiches, salads, and more.(801) 585-9569A. Ray Olpin Union Building, 1st Floor
Heritage Center Dining HallThis all-you-care-to-eat dining hall is open seven days a week and is where students with meal plans eat the majority of their meals while in school. However, anyone can enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner here by paying at the entrance. It features a rotating menu and the largest variety of food options on campus, including a vegan and vegetarian section, a custom-order grill, a salad bar, sandwich station, Belgian waffle station, and an exhibition station that is used for cooking demonstrations, made-to-order meals, and more.(801) 581-6347Peterson Heritage Building, 2nd Floor
As a student, you’ve got plenty to worry about besides breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Let Dining Services do the
shopping, cooking, and cleaning for you!Dining Services at the University of Utah has over 12 locations across campus from mall-style food courts and dining halls to walk-through convenience stores. All of them are within minutes of your classes, so save your parking space and dine on campus!
Dining DollarsTotal flexibility - Anyone can buy dining dollars at any time, and we’ll add an extra 10% to your card no matter how much you purchase. Use them at all 12 Dining Services locations!
Block Meal PlanAnyone can enjoy the largest variety of food on campus! Buy 10-75 meals for the PHC Dining Hall any time, and they won’t expire at the end of the semester.
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Crimson CornerA convenience store that has freshly made pastries, drinks, Starbucks coffee, salads and sandwiches. Students whose meal plans include transfer meals can use their transfer meals to pick up bottled drinks, Starbucks drinks, and other pre-set combinations.(801) 587-2969Peterson Heritage Building, 1st Floor
Mom’s CaféMom’s Café is open seven days a week and has extra late hours during finals. In addition to prepackaged snacks, salads, sandwiches, and bottled beverages, Mom’s Café also serves hot breakfast items, pastries made on campus by our pastry chef, fresh-baked Freschetta pizzas, and local Rimini coffee. It also offers a full specialty drink menu (lattes, mochas, etc).(801) 587-9759J. Williard Marriot Library, 1st Floor
105 Café105 Café, named after its room number in the Annex building, is a small café with an indoor seating area. It features Starbucks coffee and includes a full specialty drink menu (lattes, mochas, etc). It serves hot breakfast sandwiches, Freschetta pizzas during lunch, and a variety of other snacks. 105 Café also offers variety of vegetarian and vegan items.(801) 581-7173Annex, Room 105
England HubA small café with plenty of seating, including booths and indoor and outdoor tables. The England Hub serves made-to-order breakfast each morning as well as fresh pastries, bagels, and Caffe Ibis coffee and specialty drinks. Caffe Ibis comes from Logan, Utah, and has been recognized as a “green business” since 1976. It supplies “triple certified” (organic, shade grown, and fair trade) coffee. The England Hub also serves soups, makes custom sandwiches and burgers, and provides grab-n-go items for customers on the run. With a day’s notice, the Hub can prepare boxed lunches for groups and individuals.(801) 585-1275Health Sciences Education, 1st Floor
Pharmacy CaféThe Pharmacy Café features Starbucks coffee and includes a full specialty drink menu (lattes, mochas, etc.). The café also has bottled drinks, wraps, sandwiches, salads, and more.(801) 585-5702L.S. Skaggs Pharmacy, 1st Floor Atrium
Honors MarketThe Honors market has made to order sandwiches, salads, and coffee. It also has bottled drinks, wraps, sandwiches, salads, fresh fruit cups, desserts, candy bars, bags of chips, gum, toiletries, and more.(801) 587-8440Honors Housing, 1st Floor
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OSH OuttakesA walk-through convience store with bottled drinks, wraps, sandwiches, salads, sushi, fresh fruit cups, desserts, king-size candy bars, bags of chips, gum, fresh-baked items, protein bars, and more. The location features Peet’s Coffee, with its array of award-winning premium roasts.(801) 585-0578Orson Spencer Hall, 2nd Floor
BSB OuttakesThis Outtakes kiosk features Starbucks fresh-brewed coffee. It also has bottled drinks, wraps, sandwiches, salads, sushi, fresh fruit cups, desserts, king-size candy bars, bags of chips, gum, fresh-baked items prepared by our pastry chef, protein bars, and more.(801) 587-9043Social & Behavioral Sciences, 1st Floor
Crimson View RestaurantA causal, sit-down restaurant featuring a breathtaking 180-degree view of the Salt Lake valley. The menu highlights traditional American cuisine as well as some ethnic favorites. Crimson View has a private room that’s perfect for office parties and retreats. Reservations are required for parties of 8 or more; call us today to make a reservation!(801) 581-8191A. Ray Olpin Union Building, 4th Floor
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Lucky 13Lucky 13 is a bustling Utah roadhouse. World burger champions, they focus on using fresh local ingredients and have become famous for their gourmet burgers, sandwiches, and salads as well as their house-smoked bacon. (801) 487-4418www.lucky13slc.com135 West 1300 South
Noodles & CompanyIf you haven’t heard about Noodles & Company, it’s probably because our mouths are full. Come experience an assortment of styles and types of noodles with recipes from all over.(801) 359-8315www.noodles.com358 South 700 East
B&D BurgersA favorite of University of Utah students since 1981!(801) 582-7200222 South 1300 East
Big Ed’sConveniently located right below President’s Circle, Big Ed’s is the default breakfast joint for U of U students, faculty, staff, and nearby civilians. It’s also the perfect place to head to for a meal break between classes. From burgers to chicken wings to beer, Big Ed’s has it all. (801) 582-9045210 South University Street
AMERICANThe Desert Edge BreweryThe Desert Edge has been a Salt Lake regular for over 30 years. Perfectly situated downtown, we welcome all to come and enjoy our sandwiches, pastas, and wonderful drinks. (801) 521-8917www.desertedgebrewery.com273 Trolley Square
Market Street BroilerYou can enjoy crisp seafood salads, clam chowder, steak, and seafood at one of Salt Lake City Utah’s finest seafood restaurants, located just below campus! Reservations recommended.(801) 583-8808www.ginc.com/broiler260 South 1300 East
Squatters Pubs and BeersSquatters is an innovative restaurant group rooted in world-class beer, exceptional food and service, a welcoming atmosphere, and an ongoing commitment to people, planet, and profit. Salt Lake’s original brew pub since 1989, Squatters serves award-winning fresh brewed beers and an eclectic menu filled with pub favorites like fish and chips, bacon wrapped meat loaf, and our famous veggie burger. Serving lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Private event space available for groups from 30 – 200. (801) 363-2739147 West Broadwaywww.squatters.com
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The Cedars of Lebanon restaurant features authentic Lebanese and Moroccan cuisine at its finest.
Lunch Buffet • Dinner • Belly Dancers • Hookah BarLimo Service • Private Parties • Catering
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BRAZILIAN Braza Grill ExpressBraza Grill offers a delicious buffet of delicious meat, desserts, and more.(801) 359-8009www.brazaexpress.net147 South Main Street
Rodizio GrillRodizio Grill offers over a dozen rotisserie grilled meats carved at your table by Brazilian Gauchos. Authentic Brazilian appetizers, salads, and desserts abound.(801) 220-0500www.rodiziogrill.com600 South 700 East
BREAKFAST Blue Plate DinerBlue Plate’s diner is committed to serving the finest in traditional comfort food, all-day breakfast, and many vegetarian selections.(801) 463-1151www.theblueplatediner.com2041 South 2100 East
The Village InnLocated just south of campus, The Village Inn hosts University of Utah students at all hours. With a variety of breakfast food, sandwiches, and burgers, we are your ideal fourth meal stop. (801) 355-3753 www.villageinn.com910 East 400 South
ASIANPanda ExpressOur fine dining restaurant brings the robust flavors of Mandarin and Szechuan cuisine to Utah. We know that quality meals made with fresh and premium ingredients served fast and hot will win over the hearts and stomachs of our hungry guests.www.pandaexpress.comA. Ray Olpin Union Building, 1st Floor
Sono ExpressA short walk from President’s Circle, Sono Express offers both Chinese and Japanese food on a budget. Try their Daily special for under $6 or choose from their many other menu items, including Teriyaki chicken and sushi.(801) 582-28001318 East 200 South
Ichiban SushiIchiban Sushi & Japanese Restaurant has been a Salt Lake favorite for 20 years with award-winning sushi & seafood.(801) 532-7522www.ichibanutah.com336 South 400 East
IndochineA classic Vietnamese bistro located near the University of Utah. From traditional Vietnamese, French, and Chinese influences, Indochine’s dishes represent a variety of the different cultures in Vietnam’s past and present. Open 7 days a week for lunch & dinner.(801) 582-0896www.indochineutah.com230 South 1300 East
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MIDDLE EASTERN Cedars of LebanonCedars is a speciality ethnic and vegetarian restaurant specializing in chicken and lamb shish-kabobs. Visit our floor-sitting Moroccan room. Also, huka is available for people ages 19+. Weekend belly dancers.(801) 364-4096www.cedarsoflebanonrestaurant.com152 East 200 South
COFFEE SHOPS The Coffee GardenConveniently located near the University, The Coffee Garden aims to please with outdoor seating, free wi-fi, and great prices.(801) 355-3425878 E 900 S
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Salt Lake Roasting CompanySalt Lake Roasting Co. is known for its ideal, quiet atmosphere. It is always the perfect choice before or after class. (801) 363-7572www.roasting.com320 East 400 South
Two Creek Coffee HouseLocated right on campus in the William Browning Building (WBB), Two Creek Coffee House boasts the best coffee on campus!(385) 212-4545www.twocreekcoffeehouse.comFrederick Albert Sutton Building
ITALIAN Tony Caputo’s Market & DeliLocated in the Tanner Humanities Building, Tony Caputo’s brings a distinct Italian flavor right to campus. Their signature sandwich “The Caputo” was voted the third-best sandwich in America.(801) 583-8801www.caputosdeli.comCarolyn Tanner Irish Humanities Bldg.
Cucina ToscanaCucina Toscana serves authentic Tuscan fare at the highest levels of service and quality. (801) 328-3463www.cucina-toscana.com307 West Pierpont Avenue
Maxwell’sStraight from the East Coast, Maxwell’s East Coast Eatery delivers what no one else has been able to in Salt Lake City: Authentic homemade Italian food just like mom makes!(801) 328-0304www.maxwellsece.com357 South Main Street
MExICAN Mezquite Mexican GrillMezquite offers all the Mexican food your heart desires at any hour of the night. Our inexpensive prices make us a great choice for any college student.(801) 363-0788 435 East 400 South
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Rubio’s Fresh Mexican GrillFamous for their fish tacos, Rubio’s Grill offers delicious fresh Mexican food at affordable prices. Just blocks away from campus, Rubio’s is the perfect lunchtime getaway.(801) 363-0563ww.rubios.com358 South 700 East
Blue IguanaBlue Iguana is a premier destination for traditional Mexican fare including mole, an ancient Aztec dish made from combinations of chiles, nuts, spices and other ingredients. Most importantly, it was voted the best Margarita in town!(801) 533-8900www.blueiguanarestauraunt.net165 South West Temple
La FronteraFor 30 years, we have offered the highest quality Chile Verde in Utah and are home to the Smothered Burrito. We didn’t invent smothered burritos, we just perfected them. (801) 582-0699www.lafronteracafe.com201 South 1300 East
PIZZA The Pie PizzeriaA University of Utah classic. For over 30 years, The Pie Pizzeria has been voted the people’s choice by newspaper and magazine reader polls throughout Utah.(801) 582-0195www.thepie.com1320 East 200 South
Vinto PizzaVinto’s hip, casual atmosphere provides for a delicious dining experience.
Wood-fired pizzas and great service make Vinto just right.(801) 539-9999www.vinto.com418 East 200 South
Este’s PizzaEnjoy New York-style thin crust at this delicious eatery. Be sure to try their delicious garlic knots or lasagna pizza. (801) 363-2366www.estepizzaco.com156 East 200 South
SMOOTHIES & FROZEN TREATS UGurtLocated right off campus next to The Pie Underground restaurant, UGurt is a new spin on self-serve frozen yogurt! Bring your friends and enjoy the newest campus hangout. (385) 232-3752www.frozenugurt.com1330 East 200 South
Nielsen’s Frozen CustardNielsen’s frozen custard is an evening tradition that offers dozens of delicious flavors of frozen custard. Try this unique alternative to ice cream and frozen yogurt.(801) 277-74793918 Highland Drive
Jamba JuiceThis mouth-watering smoothie chain originated in San Luis Obispo, California, and has made its way to the Beehive State! Jamba Juice is focused on serving smoothies with 100% natural ingredients and is now on campus!(801) 585-9569www.jambajuice.comA. Ray Olpin Union Building, 1st Floor
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University Student Apartments The University of Utah family housing program is one of the largest of its kind in the country and accommodates students from all over the world.Our apartment community fosters individual lifestyles and educational opportunities within a framework of responsible freedom. Residents enjoy children’s programs, cultural activities, and individual participation in community affairs.(801) 581-8667apartments.utah.edu1945 Sunnyside Avenue
Housing & Residential EducationHousing & Residential Education (HRE) is a team of dedicated student leaders and staff serving the University community. We facilitate and support the development of all residents while creating an inclusive and safe living environment. Learn more about the sense of community and convenience that living on campus at the U provides by visiting our office or website today. (801) 587-2002housing.utah.eduBenchmark Plaza, Building 822
UNIVERSITy HOUSINGThere are two housing departments that provide multiple housing options for students: University Student Apartments and Housing & Residential Education.
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Off-CAmPUS HOUSInG Liberty Metro ApartmentsLiberty Metro is a brand new opportunity to live in the heart of vibrant Salt Lake City. We’re just a short walk from everything, including TRAX.(801) 366-5000www.cowboy.us/libertymetro555 South 200 East
Find and RentFind and Rent has thousands of rentals around Salt Lake City. They specialize in smaller rental units, houses, duplexes, and rent-to-own properties. (801) 532-7000www.findandrent.biz1035 South 700 East
Covey ApartmentsCovey is the best place you could be this year with an ideal location, fabulous amenities, and comfortable living, all at an affordable cost. (801) 355-5021www.coveyapartments.com239 East South Temple
Irving Schoolhouse ApartmentsIrving offers 1 & 2-bedroom roommate-friendly apartments with lofty 9-foot ceilings, security systems, and more. Call today to learn about student discounts!(801) 493-2000www.irvingschoolhouse.com1155 East 2100 South
The Pointe at NorthridgeThe Pointe at Northridge features renovated 2-bedroom apartments at a convenient location and reasonable prices. Located in North Salt Lake, only minutes away from the U of U.(877) 590-7189www.thepointeatnorthridge.com55 West Center Street
Miller Estates Apartment HomesEnjoy our impressive fitness center, heated pool, BBQ area with outdoor kitchen, and newly remodeled clubhouse with billiards room. (801) 262-4322www.millerestatesapts.com4929 South Lakepines Drive
Terrace ApartmentsLocated just north of downtown Salt Lake City, near the I-15 and I-80 interchange and two TRAX lines. Conveniently close to a number of restaurants, grocery stores, and the University of Utah.(855) 479-5643www.terraceut.com1810 South Main Street
The Village at Raintree ApartmentsRaintree offers beautiful apartment homes with private balconies/patios, extra storage, walk-in closets, and more! Enjoy a year round jacuzzi, heated pool, fitness center, and BBQ area! (801) 595-0107www.raintreeut.com870 North 900 West
Park CapitolThe Park Capitol community is sophistication with contemporary style and class in downtown Salt Lake City. We are nestled in a perfect location with picturesque views of the mountains and city. The contemporary interiors of our studio, one bedroom, two bedroom, and penthouse units are mixed with contemporary amenities that cannot be beat!(801) 531-7275www.parkcapitolapts.com215 North Main Street
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U of U Off-Campus HousingThe U of U Off-Campus Housing web site is home to hundreds of listings for rentals, roommates, and more, all around Salt Lake City. This service is free for all U of U Students. www.offcampushousing.utah.edu
Windgate at BountifulSituated minutes from downtown Salt Lake City and convenient freeway access. These oversized apartment homes have a spacious design and special touches you won’t get anywhere else. Stop by today!(855) 370-9464www.windgateut.com2030 South Main Street, Bountiful
City Park ApartmentsCity Park is conveniently located in the northwest area of downtown Salt Lake City and just minutes away from the University of Utah. 1 & 2-bedroom apartments feature remodeled interiors, dishwashers, balconies, and more. (801) 531-2525www.cityparkamc.com780 North 900 West
Foothill Place ApartmentsFoothill Place offers spacious 1 & 2-bedroom apartments with stainless steel appliances, cherry wood cabinets, and more. Come enjoy sand volleyball, our rock-climbing bouldering wall, two swimming pools, and a jacuzzi!(801) 486-3574www.foothillplaceapts.com2260 Foothill Drive
Mountain Shadows ApartmentsMountain Shadows has spacious 1, 2, and 3-bedroom floor plans to choose from. We’re also a pet friendly community! At Mountain Shadows, you’ll enjoy an array of amenities, both inside and out. (801) 263-0777www.mountainshadowsapts.com3825 South 700 West
Glynhill ApartmentsGlynhill Apartments is an affordably-priced living complex in a nice Foothill neighborhood. It’s a perfect place for University students to live, located next to a stop for the UTA bus route 21, which goes straight to the University Union Building. (801) 878-4152www.glynhillapartments.com1997 South 2100 East
Quail Run ApartmentsQuail Run is a large apartment complex located just a short walk away from campus. Pet-friendly, this apartment is largely populated by University students.(801) 322-3744www.quailrunutah.com659 South 1200 East
Santa Fe ApartmentsFrom the complete recreational amenities to the smallest design detail, Santa Fe is the finest apartment community in Salt Lake. (801) 942-5595www.santafeapartments.com1550 East Fort Union Blvd
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THEATERSPioneer TheatreA professional theater located on campus, Pioneer Theatre Company specializes in classics, large-scale musicals, contemporary dramas, and comedies. University of Utah students can receive discounted tickets.(801) 581-6961www.pioneertheatre.org300 South 1400 East
Kingsbury HallA theater with a variety of performances, Kingsbury Hall is centrally located on campus on the north side of Presidents Circle. Home to Odyssey Dance Company’s annual production of “Thriller” every year in October.(801) 581-7100www.kingsburyhall.org1395 East Presidents Circle
Capitol TheatreCapitol Theatre, located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City, is the home of Ballet West, Broadway Across America Utah, and Utah Opera. The theater, a historic landmark, also hosts world-class Broadway productions, concerts, and community events. (801) 355-2787www.arttix.org 50 West 200 South
Desert Star PlayhouseDesert Star specializes in musical comedy melodramas. Seating is cabaret-style with a complimentary basket of popcorn at each table. Also offers a variety of food and drink.(801) 266-2600www.desertstar.biz4861 South State Street
Hale Centre TheatreA family-friendly theater, Hale Centre is dedicated to bringing you the highest-quality plays and musicals throughout the year. A round-style theater, Hale features state-of-the-art set and sound production.(801) 984-9000www.halecentretheatre.org3333 South Decker Lane Drive
Off Broadway TheatreHome to The Laughing Stock Improv Comedy group, Off Broadway Theatre is dedicated to bringing you the most hilarious line-up of shows and having you roll with laughter. All shows by The Laughing Stock are unique and involve audience participation.(801) 355-4628www.theobt.org272 South Main Street
The State RoomThe State Room is an intimate 300-seat venue presenting the finest musical artists and bands in Salt Lake City.(801) 596-3560www.thestateroomslc.com638 South State Street
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MUSEUMSUtah Museum of Contemporary ArtWe seek to raise community awareness through contemporary visual artists and art.(801) 328-4201www.utahmoca.org20 South West Temple
Utah Museum of Fine ArtsLocated on campus, the Utah Museum of Fine Arts is Utah’s passport to the world of art. The permanent collection is composed of over 17,000 works of art. Admission is free for students.(801) 581-7332umfa.utah.edu410 South Campus Drive
Fort Douglas Military MuseumThe Fort Douglas Museum collects, preserves, and interprets the history of Fort Douglas and its impact on the history of Utah.(801) 581-1251www.fortdouglas.org32 Potter Street
Museum of Utah Art & HistoryThe Museum of Utah Art & History fosters among people an awareness of, and excitement about, Utah art and its history so that they may draw significance and perspective from the past and find purpose for the future.(801) 364-4080www.muahnet.org825 North 300 West Suite W109
Utah Museum of Natural HistoryLocated on Presidents Circle, the Museum of Natural History features collections in the fields of earth sciences, biology and anthropology. Free to all University of Utah students, staff and faculty with valid ID.(801) 581-6927umnh.utah.edu301 Wakara Way
ENTERTAINMENT VENUESPark City LivePark City Live is Utah’s premier concert venue at world famous 427 Main Street. We’re the largest Sundance Nightlife hot spot, hosting the most exclusive events, DJ’s, concerts, & affairs.(435) 649-9123427 Main Street Park City, UTwww.parkcitylive.net
Utah SymphonyFounded in 1940, the Utah Symphony has become an eminent presence in the American music scene through its distinctive performances worldwide and, of course, locally. Join the symphony at Abravanel Hall downtown for their upcoming season.(801)-533-6683123 West South Templeutahsymphony.org
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Kingsbury Hall Presents
Discounts on select performances available for
all matriculated U of U students through the College of Fine Arts “U & The Arts” initiative! Bring your student ID to the Kingsbury Hall box
office or University Union information desk for tickets.
Don’t Miss Kingsbury Hall Presents entire 2013-2014 season!
ticKets: 801-581-7100 | www.Kingtix.coMTickets now available for purchase at the University Union Information Desk.
October 4-6
March 6
December 3-5
the groundbreaking BROADWAY musical
$15 student tickets:Stomp…............................................Oct 4-6American Idiot*….............................Dec 3-5
$5 student tickets:Gallim Dance (at MCD)…...............Feb 11-12Dance Theatre of Harlem…..................Mar 6
Free for students:Hansel and Gretel….......................Apr 18-19
additional performances:Crow and Weasel - U of U Youth Theatre…............Dec 12-14Banff Film Festival…...................Feb 18-20Thumbelina - U of U Youth Theatre….............Mar 20-22Blue Man Group….............................Apr 1-6
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The DepotRedefining live music with an unparalleled sound system, unique historical location, and world-class talent, we’re the premier setting for music, shows, and special events.(801) 355-5522www.depotslc.com400 West South Temple (The Gateway)
In The VenueHome to some of the best concerts in Utah. Club Sound is also a part of In The Venue, and hosts 21-and-older shows.(801) 359-3219www.inthevenueslc.org219 South 600 West
The Rail Event CenterUtah’s newest premiere venue just off North Temple, and home to some big-name concerts. All ages.www.theraileventcenter.com235 North 500 West
Red Butte AmphitheaterEnjoy the atmosphere of a big concert, nestled in an intimate garden setting. Rain or shine, Red Butte will put on a show to remember. Past artists have included Chicago, The Doobie Brothers, Norah Jones, and Sheryl Crow.(801) 585-6556www.redbuttegarden.org/concerts300 Wakara Way
Rice-Eccles StadiumBesides hosting the 2002 Winter Olympics opening ceremony and Utah football, Rice Eccles hosts concerts, the Salr Lake City Supercross, and other events throughout the year.(801) 581-5445www.stadium.utah.edu332 South 1400 East
SaltairA historic music venue located on the beautiful Great Salt Lake, just a drive outside of Salt Lake City. Since 1893, Saltair has been providing entertainment for its loyal patrons.(435) 243-7258www.thesaltiar.com12288 West, 1-80, Magna
USANA AmphitheatreA large outdoor concert facility located in West Valley that offers a spectacular view of the city. USANA hosts a myriad of big-name rock and country artists every year.(801) 417-5343www.usana-amp.com5150 South 6055 West
EnergySolutions ArenaThe home court of the Utah Jazz is also a popular concert venue which regularly features big names in music. Check out their website to find out when the next hit show will be!(801) 325-2000www.energysolutionsarena.com301 West South Temple
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Ballet WestBallet West ranks among the top professional ballet companies in America and continues to preserve their classical legacy while expanding their repertoire by introducing new creations by local, national, and international choreographers.(801) 869-6900www.balletwest.org50 West 200 South
PROFESSIONAL SPORTSReal Salt Lake2009 Major League Soccer Champions, Real Salt Lake is one the top soccer teams in the country. It is no coincidence that the organization’s recent development was fostered by the advent and opening of Rio Tinto Stadium, the state-of-the-art sports and entertainment facility in Utah.(801) 727-2700www.realsaltlake.com9256 South State Street(Rio Tinto Stadium)
Salt Lake BeesThe year was 1915 and the Salt Lake Bees were born into the Pacific Coast League (PCL). The Sacramento Sacts were struggling at the gate in 1914 and on September 6, the team folded. The PCL took over the team, relocated them to San Francisco and renamed the club the Mission Wolves. Shortly after that lone season, the team was moved to the Beehive State and named the Salt Lake Bees.(801) 350-6900www.milb.com77 West 1300 South(Spring Mobile Ballpark)
Utah BlazeUtah’s own arena football team led by the Arena Football League’s 2012 most valuable player, Tommy Grady, have high hopes for the 2013 season.(888) 992-5293www.utblaze.com301 West South Temple(EnergySolutions Arena)
Utah GrizzliesThe Grizzlies are a professional ice hockey team that plays in the East Coast Hockey League. The season kicks off in mid-October.(801) 988-8800www.utahgrizzlies.com3200 Decker Lake Drive(Maverik Center)
Utah ArgonautsThe Utah Argonauts are a professional football club of the PDFL based in Salt Lake City. They bring affordable family entertainment to fans across the nation, reach local youth through mentoring and football programs, mentor and help advance their players, coaches and staff, and instill a sense of community pride using local talent.385-282-5070www.utahargos.com222 South Main Street, 5th Floor
Utah JazzThe most popular sports team in Utah, the Jazz play in the Northwest division of the NBA. With a roster sporting tons of new talent, this season promises to be exciting. Preseason play begins in early October. (801) 355-3865www.nba.com/jazz301 West South Temple(EnergySolutions Arena)
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BarsBar Deluxe A neighborhood bar that boasts live music, karaoke, and DJ entertainment.(801) 532-2914bardeluxeslc.com 666 South State Street
The BayouWith weekly specials and more beverage options than thought possible, the Bayou is the perfect place to cut loose.(801) 961-8400 www.utahbayou.com645 South State Street
Circle LoungeAn excellent place if you’re into sushi and acoustic nightly jazz, with a variety of different colored rooms to set whatever mood you’re in.(801) 531-5400 www.facebook.com/circleloungeslc328 South State Street
Cheers to youCheers is home to the cheapest drinks in town with nightly karaoke. Stop on by for friends, fun, and food. (801) 575-6400 www.cheerstoyouslc.com315 South Main Street
Dick and Dixie’sWith daily drink specials, a pool table, and a chill atmosphere, Dick and Dixie’s is the new neighborhood bar.(801) 521-3556 479 East 300 South
Gracie’sHang out at Gracie’s with two patios, pool tables, shuffle board, darts, and live music or a DJ almost every night.(801) 819-7565 www.graciesslc.com326 South West Temple
The Green Pig Pub Located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake, this is a great place to catch whatever game you care to watch.(801) 532-7441 www.thegreenpigpub.com31 East 400 South
Johnny’s on Second A neighborhood bar with all the beverages, games, and music you could ask for.(801) 746-3334 www.johnnysonsecond.com165 East 200 South
Keys on MainKeys is the premier place for piano entertainment, where you can sing and dance along to all your favorite tunes.(801) 363-3638 www.keysonmain.com242 South Main Street
Lumpy’s DowntownVoted best sports bar in Utah and they have enough personal HDTVs to prove it.(801) 883-8714www.lumpysdowntownslc.com145 Pierpont Avenue
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Poplar Street PubA multi-room affair with a back patio and pool tables to give you something to do while you listen to live music.(801) 532-2715www.poplarstreetpub.com242 South 200 West
TavernacleWith dueling pianos four days a week and daily drink specials, there is never a shortage of entertainment.(801) 519-8900www.tavernacle.com201 East 300 South
The WoodshedWith a smoke-free environment that has one of the best patios in town, it’s sure to be a good time.(801) 364-0805www.thewoodshedslc.com800 South 60 East
Murphy’s Bar and GrillA fun downtown neighborhood atmosphere where regulars and visitors come together for great food, beer, and cocktails. Darts, sports, TV, jukebox. Open Mon-Fri 11 am-1 am, closed Sunday.(801) 359-7271www.murphysbarandgrillut.com160 South Main Street
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The ComplexThe Complex is home to 4 of Salt Lake City’s newest venues, all located within a single 42,000-square-foot building. The Complex hosts a variety of concerts and events, including dance parties spun by DJ Marcus Wing.1 (888) 316-5387www.thecomplexslc.com536 West 100 South
Area 51Area 51 is your Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night destination for partying and dancing if you are 18 and up!(801) 534-0819www.area51slc.com451 South 400 West
Club SoundWith a dance floor that extends to the outside patio, there is more than enough room to get your groove on.(801) 328-0255ww.facebook.com/clubsoundslc579 West 200 South
Hotel & ElevateWith their large dance floor, there is more than enough room for you to have fun at Elevate.(801) 478-4310www.thehotelelevate.com155 West 200 South
The Sky BarThe Sky Bar continues a long standing tradition of innovative cuisine, outstanding service, and first-class entertainment. Come join us and find out what makes us one of the top-rated clubs in Salt Lake City.(801) 530-1313www.skybarslc.com600 South 200 West (13th floor)
Garage on BeckThe Garage is a down-n-dirty roadhouse that features some of the best live music in the city. Anything goes music-wise, but the calendar is heavily weighted in Roots-Rock, Alt-Country, Blue-Grass, Rock-a-Billy, and Jazz.(801) 521-3904www.garageonbeck.com1199 Beck Street
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So you have a date?You’ve got the date, but now you’re wondering what there is to do. Whatever your interests are, there’s something to entertain anyone and everyone. Whether you’re into the traditional romantic date or something a little more out-of-the box and adventurous, we’re here to show you what Salt Lake City has to offer all you couples out there.
Adventure-SeekersSalt Lake City is the prime location for fulfilling your date’s need for thrills and adventures. With the Wasatch Front as your playground, there are plenty of new places to explore. Cross something off your bucket list together and hike the Block U, located north of campus near the University of Utah Hospital. If you both are still feeling a little bold, stop by Heart of Gold Tattoos and stock up on your body art together.
After an adventure-packed day, visit Desert Edge Brewery, located at Trolley Square, for a bite to eat. For those of you 21 and up, top off your date with some schooling at Desert Edge Brewery Beer School, a one-evening class that involves a guided brewery tour, sampling eight beers, and a four-course meal.
ArtisticFor all you art lovers out there, Salt Lake City is packed with a population that thrives on art and culture. The Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA), located right on campus, holds over 18,000 different art objects. It’s free for students with your UCard, and there are special exhibitions that are constantly changing making every visit a new experience.
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After some inspiration, head to Color Me Mine at Foothill Village to get artsy with your date and paint each other some ceramic mugs. Once dinnertime comes around, it’s time to get some rolls rolling by checking out Rice Sushi Bar for some sushi-making lessons.
RomanticSometimes, it all comes down to creating a date straight out of a fairytale. If you want to kick up the romance, start your date off with a couples massage at Knead A Massage, located in Foothill Village. Bring your UCard and receive $5 off your massage.
After some relaxation, pick up some goods for a lunchtime picnic at Red Butte Garden, A non-profit botanical and ecological center provided by University of Utah. Picnic in one of the “Wayside” resting areas or in the Secret Garden. Don’t forget to explore what the gardens have to offer, including themed gardens like a children’s garden.
After a romantic stroll in the gardens, head downtown and rent out a GREENbike, Salt Lake City’s non-profit Bike Share program. Cruise through the city together and take in all the sights and city lights.
Sports FanaticsIf you and your date are huge sports fanatics, try checking out any of the University of Utah’s athletic teams. From football to gymnastics to basketball, there’s always an athletic event to support. Scope out sports schedules and more information at utahutes.cstv.com.
After your competitive spirit has been fueled, have a little one-on-one bowling tournament with your date at the Crimson Commons bowling alley, located on campus on the first floor of the A. Ray Olpin Union building. If bowling isn’t your thing, there’s also billiards, and an X-Box center.
Once you’ve built your appetite, take TRAX over to Squatters Pubs and Beers. You want a hamburger and fries, your date wants a salad, Squatters has it all! From buffalo burgers to an Ahi Spring Roll Salads, Squatters’ menu has a wide variety of options from which to choose.
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STUDENT SERVICESBucks4BooksWe buy back more college textbook titles than any other bookstore nationwide. No matter where you bought your books, we will buy them back!(801) 649-4459www.bucks4books.com1330 East 200 South
LAUNDRy/DRy CLEANING 4th Street Coin Laundry4th Street has 75 machines and provides free wireless internet for customers to use while waiting for their clothes to finish.(888) 354-1203www.4thstreetlaundry.com1714 South 400 East
Classic CleanersLook no further than Classic for a dry cleaning service that isn’t afraid of tough stains. Located near campus, Classic is cheap and easy.(801) 355-1725501 East Broadway
Red Hanger CleanersRed Hanger has 16 locations along the Wasatch Front offering quality garment care with fast, convenient service. All locations dry clean on site and all stores offer same day dry cleaning until 2pm.(801) 582-7677www.redhanger.com209 South 1300 East
Henrie’s Dry CleaningHenrie’s is in the business of cleaning and restoring garments and specialty items to a like-new condition. We serve the quality-conscious customer.(801) 328-8789www.henries.com223 East 300 South
Rose LaundryRose Laundry sports competitive pricing and a convenient location, just a stone’s throw from campus and right off a TRAX stop.(801) 556-5334900 East Broadway
Village CleanersVillage Cleaners has been dedicated to providing you with the very best in high-quality dry cleaning and laundry services since 1956. With in-car and same-day service available, laundry has never been easier or more convenient.(801) 366-8615www.villagecleaners.net154 South 400 East
INTERNET AND TV PROVIDERS ComcastComcast seeks out new communications technology to provide people with the products and services that connect them to what’s important in their lives.(877) 503-6384www.comcast.com4245 West Market Street
CAR CARE 801 Complete Automotive ServiceIf your car is in need of some TLC, stop by the 801 shop for anything from oil changes to smog testing to tire replacement. 801 Complete Auto Repair is the home of the $18.95 oil change, the lowest price you’ll find in town.(801) 292-12241025 N. Highway 89, North Salt Lake
Jiffy LubeThe Jiffy Lube Signature Service Oil Change is a change, inspect, check, fill and clean service that includes everything from replacing your vehicle’s oil and oil filter to checking tire pressure and vacuuming. Several close-to-campus locations. 801-355-7803www.jiffylubeutah.com677 East 400 South
DirecTVDIRECTV is the unrivaled leader in HD, with over 160 of your favorite channels in crystal-clear HD.(801) 424-3474www.directv.com358 South 700 East
Dish NetworkDish Network is the leader in satellite television in Salt Lake City.(801) 413-2930www.dishsatellitetvlocal.com3060 California Avenue
CenturyLinkAs a leading provider of Internet, TV, and Voice, CenturyLink works hard to make your services more accessible, more affordable and less complicated.(800) 591-6525www.centurylink.com175 South Main
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company opened a flagship store at New York’s South Street Seaport. Today, the business includes retail and outlet stores nationwide and an ever-growing online and catalog business.(801) 521-4275www.jcrew.com50 South Main (City Creek Center)
J.JillJ.Jill is a multi-channel retailer of women’s apparel, accessories, and footwear. We are motivated by one simple premise: That every women wants to look great and feel good.(801) 320-1062www.jjill.com50 South Main (City Creek Center)
JC PenneyJC Penney Department Store features more than just clothing in every size. They also provide portrait photographers, beauty salons, eye care, eye glasses, catalog shopping, gift registry, and custom decor.(801) 967-6003www.jcpenney.com3601 South 2700 West
Men’s WearhouseFrom gabardine suits to merino wool sweaters, Men’s Wearhouse offers fabulous suiting at affordable prices. They have one of the largest variety of suiting brands in the valley.(801) 467-6220www.menswearhouse.com2121 Highland Drive
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CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES University of Utah Campus StoreA convenient, on-campus location makes the Campus Store a one-stop-shop for students, staff, and faculty. The Campus Store offers competitively-priced textbooks, as well as education and art supplies, U of U gear and apparel, student-priced computers and more.(801) 581-6326www.campusstore.utah.edu270 South 1500 East
American ApparelKnown for their trendy clothing, all American Apparel products are made in the United States in downtown L.A. The Salt Lake location is in just its second year of operation.(801) 532-5600www.americanapparel.net552 South 700 East
D. Grant Ltd.D. Grant Ltd. has set the bar for higher end clothing with clients from all over the country. Their staff can be found on a daily basis helping their customers and friends with finer men’s clothing, sportswear, shoes, and accessories.(801) 953-1380www.dgrantltd.com1384 Foothill Drive
J. CrewJ. Crew debuted in 1983 with the mailing of its first catalog. Six years later, the
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Nordstrom RackNordstrom is a leading fashion retailer offering high-quality apparel, shoes, and accessories for women, men, and kids. Nordstrom stores offer the latest clothing styles, cosmetics, shoes, and gifts.(801) 484-8880shop.nordstrom.com2236 South 1300 East
O.C. Tanner JewelryFun piece of trivia: This famous, long-standing jewelry store provided the medals for the 2002 Winter Olympics. Come in and see why they were chosen for such an honor!(801) 532-3222www.octannerstore.com15 South State Street
Utah Woolen MillsUtah Woolen Mills is a famous, long-standing retailer of fine clothing for men and women. They are conveniently located across from Historic Temple Square in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City.(801) 364-1851www.utahwoolenmills.com59 West South Temple
Cahoots Cards & GiftsCahoots is a novelty shop with tons of unique and fun items. The perfect place for eccentric gift-givers who like to push boundaries.(801) 538-0606878 East 900 South
HARDWARE Lowe’s Home ImprovementStop in for all of your hardware needs. Lowe’s offers tons of services for do-it-yourself, home preparedness, and home improvement projects. (801) 828-1640www.lowes.com1335 South 300 West
The Home DepotHome Depot always has ongoing sales in order to help you achieve the look you want for cheap. (801) 467-3900www.homedepot.com328 West 2100 South
SutherlandsKnown specifically for lumber, Sutherlands also specializes in complete building packages, including storage sheds, garages, and entire houses. Sutherland’s knowledgeable experts can help plan any project, large or small.(801) 538-0000www.sutherlands.com1780 W North Temple
Ace HardwareAce Hardware offers a wide variety of hardware and fix-and-replace type products, as well as niche items and services relevant to your community. You can also expect friendly, expert advice and service.(801) 364-6567www.acehardware.com612 E 400 S
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Dan’s FoodsDan’s offer a wide variety of the highest quality and freshest food available in our market. Our purchasing and merchandising decisions are made with a “quality first” mindset.(801) 583-3267 www.dansfoods.com1360 Foothill Drive
HarmonsAt Harmons, we are always bringing in new products to keep up with the latest food trends. Our grocery associates work hard to keep our shelves full for you every day.(801) 487-7736 www.harmonsgrocery.com3270 South 1300 East
Whole Foods Dedicated to providing the highest quality of food, Whole Foods offers the finest natural and organic foods available and is committed to sustainable agriculture.(801) 924-9060www.wholefoodsmarket.com544 South 700 East
OFFICE SUPPLIES OfficemaxOfficeMax Incorporated is a leader in office products solutions and retail office products. Committed to bringing you the best product, OfficeMax is a great place to shop for all your school needs. (801) 521-4330www.officemax.com410 South 900 East
StaplesFrom office supplies such as printer ink, toner cartridges, and paper to office equipment like file cabinets, chairs, shredders, and office furniture, Staples has the office products you need to get the job done.(801) 355-9444www.staples.com624 East 400 South
GROCERIES Smith’sSmith’s has dozens of locations across the valley, all of which share the same belief in building strong local ties and brand loyalty with our customers.(801) 328-6000 www.smithsfoodanddrug.com455 South 500 East
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SPORTING GOODS Big 5 Sporting GoodsBig 5 provides a broad selection of athletic shoes, apparel, and accessories, as well as outdoor and athletic equipment for team sports, fitness, camping, hunting, fishing, tennis, golf, snowboarding, and in-line skating.(801) 466-4290www.big5sportinggoods.com2236 South 1300 East
Dick’s Sporting GoodsDick’s family offers the finest quality products at competitive prices, backed by the best service anywhere. They have a real passion for sports. (801) 456-0200www.dickssportinggoods.com41 South Rio Grande Street
Edwin Watts GolfWe offer a turnkey one-stop shopping solution, featuring an assortment of products, services, and special offers to meet all of your golfing needs. All customers will enjoy our price match guarantee, and our 100% authentic
guarantee, reinforcing our commitment to helping your game.(801) 487-8233 www.edwinwattsgolf.com560 East 2100 South
REIREI has all the gear and clothing you need for all of your outdoor adventures plus friendly, knowledgeable staff members who are always ready to help! A Salt Lake tradition since 1984. (801) 486-2100www.rei.com3285 East 3300 South
Recreation OutletRecreation Outlet sells brand name equipment as well as lesser-known high-quality brands. The prices are cheap!(801) 484-4800www.recreationoutlet.com3160 South State Street
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CAMPUS RESOURCESUniversity of Utah Field HouseThe Field House is a recreation center for all your fitness needs. Amenities include circuit weights, cardio machines, tennis courts, indoor track, locker rooms, and more! Free for all University of Utah students.(801) 581-8898campusrec.utah.edu/facilities375 South 1400 East
Outdoor Recreation ProgramThe ORP provides opportunities for individuals and groups to participate in all types of outdoor adventures through organized trips and by providing rental equipment for backpacking, river running, canoeing, mountain biking, skiing, and many other activities.(801) 581-8516campusrec.utah.edu2140 East Red Butte Road
Campus RecreationCampus Recreation has a variety of programs, aerobic and instructional, to satisfy everyone’s appetite for fitness and education. You can rent just about anything from helmets to mountain bikes to camping equipment right here at the University of Utah.(801) 581-8898campusrec.utah.edu375 South 1400 East
Peak Health & Fitness AcademyPEAK Health and Fitness provides a wide array of workshops, clinics, and classes to help improve health and fitness. These events are open to community
members as well as University faculty, staff, and students. (801) 585-7325www.health.utah.edu/peak250 South 1850 East, Room 217
INDOOR CLIMBING GyMSThe Front Climbing ClubUtah’s premier indoor bouldering and rock climbing facility, The Front, has something for everyone, from the beginner to the hard-core competitive climber.(801) 466-7625www.frontslc.com1450 South 400 West
RockreationRockreation offers 7,500 square feet of sculpted climbing terrain with varied top rope challenges and plenty of bouldering areas perfect for your climbing needs!(801) 278-7473www.rockreation.com2074 East 3900 South
MomentumMomentum is the largest indoor climbing gym in the west. We offer 20,000 square feet of climbing.(801) 990-6890www.momentumclimbing.com220 west 10600 South
offers high-quality piercings and jewelry at affordable prices. (801) 463-7070www.koipiercings.com1301 South 900 East
Lost Art TattooFeaturing a wide variety of artists who will work hard to make your body art personal and unique. Stop by today to learn what we can do for you! (801) 537-7858www.lostarttattoo.com348 South State Street
Iris PiercingWe provide only the highest quality body jewelry and clean technique along with friendly care and excellent service.(801) 486-0112www.irispiercing.com2431 South Highland Drive
TATTOO/PIERCINGHeart of Gold TattooFine custom tattooing, operating at the highest quality standards. Friendly, clean, and professional. Custom work available by appointment and walk-ins are welcome.(801) 359-4546www.heartofgoldtattoo.com853 East 400 South
Big DeluxeWe provide custom tattooing by top artists with privacy for both tattooing and piercing. Let our artists design you the perfect tattoo. (801) 355-1696www.bigdeluxetattoo.com730 South State Street KOI Piercing StudioKOI is Utah’s premier body piercing studio located close to campus. KOI
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SPAS/MASSAGESKnead A MassageLocated right down the street on Foothill Boulevard, Knead a Massage is a great place to de-stress at an affordable price. (801) 582-07521400 South Foothill Drivekneadamassage.com The Kura DoorThe Kura Door Holistic Japanese Spa invites you to experience a tradition of healing and rejuvenation that reflects the artistry of the Japanese approach to wellness and beauty.(801) 364-2400www.thekuradoor.com1136 East 3rd Avenue
Lisa G. Waxing & AestheticsLisa is a licensed aesthetician specializing in waxing for both men and women. Other treatments include facials, chemical peels, body treatments and pedicures. (415) 238-6002www.lisa-g.com312 West 700 North
Akasha Spa and SalonAkasha Spa is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City and is just minutes away from campus.(801) 364-3330www.facebook.com/akashaspasalon331 East 400 South
Massage EnvyAt your nearby Massage Envy clinic, our professional massage therapists are
available weeknights and weekends to help you feel better when it’s most convenient for you. With convenient locations, flexible scheduling, and affordable rates, Massage Envy is making wellness a part of everyday life.(801) 433-5333www.massageenvy.com655 East 400 South
Egocentric MassageShanna Schroeder provides a unique massage experience: Enjoy a therapeutic massage in the comfort of your own home! Take a break from your hectic fall schedule and call Shanna.(801) 787-7318www.egocentricmassage.net
NailedNot only is this a nail salon, it is a boutique, too! Stop by today and see their selection of items provided by local Utah vendors.(801) 532-6245nailedboutique.com875 East 700 South
Matrix Spa and MassageOur purpose is to release stress in people’s lives and create a positive change for male and female business professionals and executives. We achieve our purpose through both relaxing and calming touch and a strong and dynamic combination of sports and deep tissue massage.(801) 799-4999www.matrixmassagespa.com533 South 700 East
Gold’s GymWe have the absolute biggest and best fitness facilities in the state, at the best price. Open at 5am.(801) 484-8786www.goldsgym.com2100 South 1033 East
Planet FitnessClean, stylish, hassle-free facilities that are filled with tons of brand-name cardio and strength equipment. Planet Fitness is a comfortable, friendly place to exercise.(801) 521-9400www.planetfitness.com324 South State Street, Suite 90
GyMS24 Hour FitnessOur state-of-the-art facilities have just about every feature you could wish for in a gym membership. Our Trolley Corners health club offers a wide range of group exercise classes, personal training, and a wealth of other benefits and features.(801) 741-112424hourfitness.com515 South 700 East
The Fitness ClubThe Fitness Club offers a total fitness approach to improved health, more confidence, and the energy and stamina to face life’s challenges. (801) 583-0200thefitnessclubfoothill.com1400 Foothill Drive #20
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The Canyons ResortA great place to spend an afternoon or an entire weekend. One of the top ski resorts in the Wasatch Mountains and only minutes from Salt Lake City.(435) 649-5400www.thecanyons.com4000 Canyons Resort Drive, Park City
Park City Mountain ResortDon’t ski or snowboard? That’s okay! Those are only a couple of the things that Park City Mountain Resort offers. The snow is great and we’re only a short drive from the city.(435) 649-8111www.pcski.com1345 Lowell Avenue, Park City
Snowbird Ski & Summer ResortWith world-famous snow and close proximity to the city, Snowbird is one of the most famous resorts in the world. A great destination for skiers and snowboarders alike.(801) 933-2222www.snowbird.comHwy 210, Little Cottonwood Canyon
SolitudeEveryone needs to get away every once and while to enjoy some Solitude. Great runs, great scenery, and great prices. Solitude is a heaven-on-earth for skiers and snowboarders alike. Come visit Solitude today, only minutes from campus and the city.(801) 534-1400www.skisolitude.com12000 Big Cottonwood Canyon Road
Salt Lake City Sports Complex (Steiner)The official training venue for the 2002 Winter Olympics now provides a world-class experience as a magnificent cross-training center. (385) 468-1925www.recreation.slco.org645 South Guardsman Way
The Gym at City CreekA leader of the fitness industry, The Gym at City Creek provides the cleanest gym environment with the most innovative equipment on the market. (801) 656-2092www.thegymatcitycreek.com51 South Main, Suite 308
SKI RESORTSAlta Ski ResortAlta has skiing for all abilities. Are you a beginner? Test your ability on Sunnyside Lift with Ski Free After 3. Intermediates have 40% of the mountain to explore. The rest of Alta is for experts. (801) 359-1678www.alta.comHwy 210, Little Cottonwood Canyon
Brighton Ski ResortOne of Utah’s largest ski resorts with amenities including day lodges, rentals, a ski and snowboard school, lockers, cafeterias, and a pub. Kids 7 and under ski and ride free. (801) 532-4731www.brightonresort.com12601 E Big Cottonwood Canyon Road
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HIKING TRAILSThe Living Room (Easy/Moderate)The Living Room trail leads to a ridge overlooking the Salt Lake Valley above Red Butte Garden and Arboretum, where people have arranged flat slabs of sandstone into chairs, sofas, tables, and ottomans for hikers to relax while they take in the view. Directions: From the intersection with Foothill Drive, head east on Sunnyside Avenue. Go left onto Arapeen Drive to Chipeta Way. Go right on Chipeta Way, turn right onto Colorow Drive. Follow Colorow Drive around to the trailhead by the side of the road. At the trailhead, the trail heads east into scrub oaks toward the Shoreline Trail. There are small patches of poison ivy before the Shoreline Trail, so keep a watchful eye out. At .25 miles you arrive at the Shoreline Trail; go right. Follow the trail south and watch for a trail split. Both trails are wide and well-used. Take the left split. Not very far along the trail you see another wide trail on the left; take it heading north. This trail leads into George’s Hollow. At the mouth of George’s Hollow are many trail splits and it’s confusing as to which one is correct. All you really need to do is stay on the trail to the right, which follows the drainage of George’s Hollow for a while, then veers left for the ridgeline.
Dog Lake(Moderate)You can reach this scenic lake from a trailhead in Big Cottonwood Canyon. This is a moderately difficult hike through a beautiful forest to a lake in a scenic meadow. Directions: The hike begins at the Mill D Trailhead, about 9 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon. Several trails begin here. The Dog Lake trail starts from the north side of the road. It is a well-marked trail that heads up the side of the mountain in a northeast direction.
Bells Canyon(Easy to Difficult)Bell Canyon, also known as Bell’s Canyon or Bells Canyon, is a circular, glacier-carved canyon adjacent to Little Cottonwood. It’s accessed from two different trailheads near the entrance to Little Cottonwood Canyon. The canyon offers a number of options to hikers, including two short, easy routes to Lower Bell Canyon Reservoir, and more strenuous hikes to a set of waterfalls and Upper Bell Canyon Reservoir. Lower Bell Canyon Reservoir is appropriate for beginners and children, the lower waterfall is a strenuous intermediate hike, and the upper reservoir is a strenuous all-day hike.Directions: The trailhead is located at about 10245 South on Wasatch Blvd. It is clearly signed.
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Ensign Peak(Easy)Ensign Peak is a prominent small mountain peak at the north end of the Salt Lake Valley, above the State Capitol building. From the top, you have marvelous views out over the Salt Lake Valley and Great Salt Lake.Directions: The trailhead is at the top of a residential area above the Utah capitol building. From downtown Salt Lake City, drive State Street north to the capitol, fork right and follow the road around to the northeast. It becomes East Capitol Boulevard. Follow it up the hill to the north and then turn left onto North Sandrun Road. Follow that road west to the LDS church house. The trailhead is in the back of the church parking lot, next to Ensign Vista Drive.
Donut Falls(Easy)Donut Falls is a popular family trail about nine miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon near the Jordan Pines picnic area. The trail is relatively short and easy though a little rugged, leading to a waterfall where Big Cottonwood Creek goes though a doughnut-shaped hole in the rock.Directions: Drive about 9 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon, to the signed Mill D Trailhead. From the Mill D Trailhead, drive or hike up the paved, gated Mill D South Fork Road, past the Jordan Pines picnic area. After about .75 miles, the Mill D South Fork Road becomes dirt road. After another 200 yards you’ll find the small Donut Falls trailhead parking area.
Mount Olympus(Difficult)Mount Olympus is a prominent 9,026 foot-peak on the east side of the Salt Lake Valley. Views from the summit are considered to be some of the best in the region.Directions: The trailhead is located on the east side of Wasatch Boulevard. From 4500 South, drive south on Wasatch Boulevard for about 1.6 miles to the parking area. A sign identifies the parking lot as the Mount Olympus Trailhead.
Grandeur Peak(Moderate)The summit of Grandeur peak is 8299 feet above sea level. The peak can be climbed year round by hikers of all abilities. Directions: The summit is accessible by two different routes. The easiest and most popular trail is Church Fork, which is accessed from Millcreek Canyon. The second and slightly more challenging route is the West Ridge, which is accessed form Wasatch Boulevard.
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BANKS AND CREDIT UNIONS Key BankFrom checking accounts to mortgages, KeyBank offers a personal banking option that is right for you.(801) 583-4235www.key.com290 South 1300 East
Wells FargoWells Fargo & Company is a diversified financial services company providing banking, insurance, investments, mortgages, and consumer and commercial finance.(801) 582-1235www.wellsfargo.com235 South 1300 East
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