Campus Resources

Information on parking availability and costs at and around the University's Hyde Park campus, including safety tips from the University of Chicago Police Department.

Information and resources from UChicago’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions to help academics and staff with high schoolers navigate the college search and admissions process.

Historical information, downloadable resources, imagery, and more on Botany Pond, a beloved space on campus since the turn of the 20th century. 

Information on the University of Chicago Bookstore, The Seminary Co-op Bookstore, and 57th Street Books.

A directory of small, local businesses providing goods and services including caterers and other select vendors across the University's South Side focus area, as well as Commercial Real Estate Operations restaurant tenants, and Polsky program graduates.

Menus, locations, and more information about on-campus dining options.

Childcare resources for parents and other caregivers, as well as information about the University’s child development centers and other childcare information and resources available to UChicago academics and staff.

The David Rubenstein Forum, located on East 60th Street between Woodlawn and Kimbark avenues, is designed to promote inquiry, intellectual exchange, and community through spaces that support conferences, lectures, performances, celebrations, and other gatherings.

Curated by Access UChicago Now, a website of resources, programming, information about how to request an accommodation, and more for members of the University or UChicago Medicine communities with disabilities or their allies.

Through academic, professional, and intercultural programming, the English Language Institute supports individuals for whom English is an additional language at the University of Chicago.

UChicago employees and students have access to Rheaply, a reuse marketplace for finding, sharing, donating, and requesting supplies and other equipment—such as underutilized furniture, office, or lab equipment—across the University. 

List of reports from the Office of the Provost.

Find local businesses for shopping, eating and drinking, entertainment, health and beauty, sports and leisure, hospitality, services, neighborhood landmarks, plus access a local calendar of events. 

The Office of International Affairs (OIA) provides advising services and supportive programming to the international community at the University of Chicago, including academics, staff, and students. 

A membership club for faculty, staff, and community members, the Quad Club offers fine dining and catering, guest rooms for overnight stays, cultural and social events, and top-rated tennis facilities.

reSOURCE is UChicago's first ever on-campus thrift store. The non-profit, student-run store, located in the basement of Stuart Hall, collects and redistributes clothes from and to the UChicago community. All profits from selling secondhand clothing is donated to local environmental non-profits.

View an overview of the robust safety resources available to members of the University community as well as tips for staying safe in the city, around campus, where you live, and while using transportation.

Perspectives Ltd. can help faculty, other academic appointees, and staff and their family members with the challenges of daily living. 

Various galleries of UChicago-branded Zoom virtual backgrounds for download creative by UChicago Creative.

A continuously expanding list of terms and definitions that serves as a resource to both new and long-time academics and staff who may encounter a word or acronym they’re not familiar with.

UChicago Medicine conducts hundreds of clinical trials studying potentially new or better treatments for a wide range of diseases and conditions. Find more information about UCM clinical research and trials, including a searchable database of current clinical trials.

Locations, resources, services, and more.

Explore UChicago and its surroundings with information on architecture, attractions, shopping, and more.

The Gleacher Center in downtown Chicago houses Booth’s Executive MBA Program and the Graham School of Continuing Liberal and Professional Studies.

UChicago's overseas campuses and centers expand opportunities for collaboration with universities, research institutes, and cultural organizations; meet the needs of faculty and students for research support and other opportunities abroad; and engage alumni globally. 

UChicago's management of two Department of Energy laboratories, Argonne and Fermi, help further the University's leadership in scientific and technology innovation.