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Main Buildings
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Joe Crowley Student Union Floor 1 | Starbucks Coffee Keva Juice Nevada Wolf Shop and Convenience Store Welcome Center Wolf Card Kiosk Wolf Card Office. Rize Credit Union JCSU Plaza |
| Joe Crowley Student Union Floor 2 | 15th Street Food Court Port of Subs, Panda Express, Garbanzo, SOHO Sushi Burrito, Mediterranean Fresh & Boba & Beyond, Taco Bell Nevada Wolf Shop Bank of America ATM New Student Initiatives Offices Fraternity & Sorority Life Offices |
| Joe Crowley Student Union Floor 3 | Habit Burger 219-Seat Theater Graduate Student Lounge Senate Chambers The Multicultural Center |
| Joe Crowley Student Union Floor 4 | The Joe Ballrooms: 10,000 sq foot ballroom Daylighting system to minimize energy consumption High-efficiency window glass Great Room Water Bottle refill stations on each floor 11 meeting rooms throughout the building |
| Mathewson IGT Knowledge Center General Facts | Study Rooms - group 2/3 floor - Reservable 4/5 floor Printing on every floor As you go up, the floors get quieter with the fifth floor being reserved for silent study Mathewson Automated Retrieval System (MARS) Holds DWPI |
| Mathewson IGT Knowledge Center Floor 1 | Multimedia Checkout Room Production Desk Large-and-small scale printing available @Reality Dynamic Media Lab DataWorks Lab Speciality Rooms Podcast suites @Studio Recording booth Mastering Suite |
| Mathewson IGT Knowledge Center Floor 2 | Computing help desk Helps students with NetID as well as Microsoft MFA issues Assist students with logging into MyNevada Helps students connect to UNR services on both campus and personal devices Research help desk |
| Mathewson IGT Knowledge Center Floor 3 | Special Collections and University Archives Rotating exhibits that share stories and collections University, local, and rare materials Basque Studies Largest Basque Library outside of Basque country |
| Pennington Student Achievement Center Floor 1 | 360-degree classrooms and computer lab Center for Global Engagement Reservable smart collaboration study rooms Office for International Students and Scholars (OISS) |
| Pennington Student Achievement Center Floor 2 | Disability Resource Center (DRC) Career Studio Tutorials on how to use LinkedIN Dunkin donuts |
| Pennington Student Achievement Center Floor 3 | University Math Center (UMC) University Speaking and Writing Center The University Tutoring Center (UTC) Chemistry Help Center; Located in room 320 |
| Pennington Student Achievement Center Floor 4 | Exploratory and Pre-Professional Advising Center Counseling Services First-Generation Student Center: First in the Pack, TRiO Scholars, McNair Scholars, 5 college programs |
| E.L. Wiegand Fitness Center Floor 1 | Free weights The open area is for working out and fitness classes Outside Fit Yard with a half basketball court and free weights Locker rooms with showers Four story fitness stairs Group fitness rooms with availability for clubs to reserve space |
| E.L. Wiegand Fitness Center Floor 2 | Drop in classes Drop-in class sign up/ registration starts 24 hours prior to the class offering Offer 100+ a week including Pilates, cycling, yoga, boxing, zumba etc. Hidden gym areas: workouts for these areas are on our YouTube channel via QR code |
| E.L. Wiegand Fitness Center Floor 3 | 3 full basketball courts: intramural sports including volleyball, floor hockey, badminton, and basketball Machinery including ellipticals, treadmills, StairMasters, assisted weight machines and a monitor for guided workouts Mini turf |
| E.L. Wiegand Fitness Center Floor 4 | 1/8th mile track Boxing rig with gloves available or checkout at the front desk (no charge) Hidden Gym Area |
| Quad | Fall Club Fair Spring Commencement is typically held here Wolf it Down Popular place on campus where students do homework, play frisbee, hangout, ect... Surrounded by elm trees |
| Morrill Hall | Oldest Building on Campus Once housed administrative offices and the library Has all the yearbooks from when the University began printing Graduates signed their names in bell tower until 1970s when it was considered graffiti Alumni Center |
| Campus History | The university was originally established in 1874 in Elko, Nevada Then moved to Reno in 1886 and at that time Morrill was the only building on campus |
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