The list below includes some services that are available to ALL Illinois students to assist in your success. Feel free to connect to the Gies Success Team if you have questions about any service.

• The Office of the Dean of Students is a resource for advocacy, engagement, support services and other opportunities available on campus. The office strives to help students in their journey to reaching their full potential inside and outside the classroom. Located in 300 Turner Services Building.
• The Division of Disability Resources and Educational Services (DRES) offers activities, services and resources for students with disabilities and guidance for faculty on accessible teaching. Located at 1207 S Oak Street, Champaign.
• The Counseling Center provides mental health counseling and wellbeing education for students. The center is staffed by a group of diverse professionals who understand the range of concerns facing students.  Located at 610 East John Street.
• College is for everyone, even when they have young ones. The Child Care Resource Service is fully accredited, full-time early childhood education for children of faculty, staff and students.

• Chez Veterans Center's mission is to maximize the academic, social, health and career potential of veterans and military connected persons. They provide mentoring, academic services, career support, and more! Located at 908 W Nevada Street.
• Illinois International Students and Scholars Service is a resources for our international students whether they are checking in, have questions about their status, need to take a break from campus, or have other questions this is place to check! Located at 432 Student Services Building.
• The Career Center helps students prepare for careers and find full-time jobs or internships. Located at 715 S Wright St.
• Looking for work? UIUC Virtual Job Board helps students find part-time jobs on and off campus.
• ARC Student Food Pantry ensures that the Illinois community has access to nutritious food and key necessities in a welcoming and educational space. Located at 201 E Peabody Drive.
• The Office of Minority Student Affairs provides outside the classroom learning experiences, to physical and emotional wellness, leadership opportunities, global awareness, safety, fun, and career preparation, Student Affairs supports all aspects of student life at Illinois. Located at 130 Turner Student Services Building.
• Open Illinois (DACA) provides information, resources and guidance for undocumented, DACA and those impacted by immigration reform.
• Student Legal Services has a long and proud tradition of providing legal services and awareness of the law to the students of the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign. Located at 324 Illini Union.
• The Office for Student Conflict Resolution supports the community standards of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign by promoting ethical decision making, encouraging personal and social responsibility, and facilitating the effective resolution of conflict. Located at 300 Student Services Building.
• The ID Center distributes i-cards for students, faculty and staff. All students and new employees must visit the ID Center to get their i-card. The first i-card is free but replacements for broken, lost or stolen i-cards cost $20. Students, faculty, and staff can also use their i-card as a debit card at campus dining halls and fast-food restaurants with Illini Cash. Cash must be put on the students i-card ahead of time. Debit or Credit cards may also be used at these places. Located at 809 S Wright St, 1st Floor of Illini Union Bookstore.

Many cultural houses are located on and around campus to provide a welcoming comfortable environment with programs, celebrations, events, and a place to study.

The possibilities to get involved with Registered Student Organizations are endless. Some are focused on community service or social issues, while others organized around common interests like sports, anime or Italian. UIUC also has a very healthy Greek system if you are interested in fraternities and sororities. For information connect through the Illini Union. For all information about business organizations and events happening around the Business Instructional Facility, visit Gies Groups.

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus has libraries stations across campus. These libraries are free to enter and host an array of free services and resources. The university library services include campus Wi-Fi networks, computer labs, free software, laptop lending and help by phone, email and walk-in. Services include:

• Learning Technology Solutions team, Lecture Center E, Daley Library and Goldberg Research Center: equipment checkout, support for Blackboard, Google Apps and more

• Instruction in popular software programs and web-related topics through Lynda.com, webinars and short workshops

• Data Bases by Subject & A-Z and Course Reserves where you can look up physical items placed on reserve for your class

• Virtual Reality where the library supports access to a variety of 360 VR applications

The list below includes some cultural and social opportunities that are available to ALL Illinois students that can add to your experience while here on campus.

• Krannert Art Museum is a free gallery for art, design and architecture. All are welcome to enjoy KAM’s rich collection of fine art from across the globe, vibrant exhibitions, and engaging programs. Located at 500 East Peabody Drive, Champaign.
• Krannert Center showcases actors in professional-quality productions. If you enjoy theatre and would like to see a good show, the Krannert Center is the place to go! Located at 500 S. Goodwin Ave. Urbana.
• UIUC may be a diverse campus, but all students have one thing in common: the need for food. Dining Services has cafés, all-you-can-eat cafeterias, and speciality restaurants including, but not limited to; Better Burger, FAR Out Pizza, Field of Greens and Taste of Asia.
• The Illini Union is a great place to study, meet up with friends, play the piano, grab a cup of coffee, shop, check out events, and more.
• Campus recreation has opportunities for zumba, swimming, volleyball and more!  The UIUC recreational facilities that offer everything from intramural sports to personal training, as well as an outdoor field complex and outdoor recreation courts for soccer, sand volleyball, basketball and jogging. The two main locations are the Activities and Recreation Center (ARC) located at 201 E Peabody Drive or Campus Recreation Center East (CRCE) located at 1102 W Gregory Drive.
• Go watch the Fighting Illini as they compete in NCAA Division I teams in mens and womens sports such as basketball, football, volleyball, swimming and many more! Tickets are available through Illinois Athletics website or through the State Farm Center. The State Farm Center is also responsible for hosting many activities such as concerts and festivals.

UIUC residence halls offer a variety of arrangements, including living-learning communities, and options for graduate students. Housing residents have access to programming, tutoring, interactions with faculty, and connections to other students and campus resources. Additionally, there is private certified housing available.

Not interested in residence halls? That's perfectly fine! UIUC offers apartment housing! University Housing's apartment communities are open to undergraduates who are sophomores and above, graduate students, faculty, staff, visiting scholars, and their families.

All UIUC students have free access to the MTD bus system on the UIUC campus. In order to receive free bussing off-campus, UIUC students must show a visible and updated i-card to the bus driver, otherwise, of campus transportation fee is $1

VeoRides are bikes around campus that students are allowed to rent and use at their convenience.

Parking: by semester or daily. All students wishing to park their vehicles must have a parking pass or park at a parking meter.

ZipCars are rental cars available to UIUC students.