CAMPUS RESOURCES
University of Arizona students, faculty, staff, and others are encouraged to report when someone may be struggling. Examples include safety concerns, as well as academic, personal, or emotional issues. Submitting a report helps to ensure the physical and psychological safety and security of peers, colleagues, and the entire campus community. We will evaluate the report during normal business hours and determine the type of follow-up necessary to address the concerns.
Disability Resource Center (DRC) ensures disability access on campus for students, employees, and visitors. We promote universal design through proactive collaboration with campus partners to cultivate a more inclusive University experience.
Meal Plans make eating on campus easy, convenient, and predictable. With one plan loaded onto the mobile CatCard, students can access 30+ dining locations across campus that fit a variety of schedules, budgets, and dietary needs.
Choosing the right Meal Plan helps ensure students are fueled, focused, and ready for the semester.
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The Campus Pantry is a student-run supplemental grocery program that serves students, faculty, and staff at the University of Arizona. Our program is designed to help fill in the gaps and prevent food insecurity.
Nutrition is not one size fits all. We aim to take the stress out of eating and promote a healthy relationship with food and movement.
Get Support With: Navigating nutrition as a college student, eating disorders/disordered eating, gastrointestinal (GI) issues, food allergies/intolerances, sports/performance nutrition, pre-diabetes/diabetes management and more!
The University of Arizona divides campus into 4 residential districts — Highland, Historic, North, and Global/Park. Dining locations are grouped the same way, so your student can quickly find food close to where they live.
The University of Arizona’s Parking & Transportation Services (PTS)—your one-stop resource for everything from campus parking and permits to alternative transportation and fleet services.
THINK TANK is dedicated to empowering University of Arizona students by providing a positive environment where they can master the skills needed to become successful lifelong learners.
The Strategic Alternative Learning Techniques (SALT) Center is an academic support program that provides services to University of Arizona students with learning and attention differences. Our innovative approach is recognized as one of the most successful at promoting student achievement in the university setting.
The Center for Career Readiness is your starting point for exploring boldly, discovering your purpose and taking confident steps toward a life of opportunity. Whether you’re curious, unsure, or preparing to apply, we’ll meet you where you are.
Scholarship Universe (SU) is our scholarship-matching tool for admitted University of Arizona students. SU connects Wildcats to millions of dollars in internal and external scholarships. We search, Wildcats apply.
Pay One Price is a digital-preferred, flat rate course materials program for all students taking a Main Campus undergraduate course, regardless of your major. Pay One Price provides a predictable cost of $275 for each semester (Fall & Spring). On the first day of classes, you can easily access and start using your required course materials by logging onto your Brightspace account.
At the Rhonda G. Tubbs Tech Toolshed on the Main Library’s 1st floor, you can borrow technology like laptops, tablets, cameras, web cameras, 3D scanners, projectors, headphones, WiFi hotspots, advanced calculators, and other equipment, for free.
At the University of Arizona, your CatCard is basically a passport to perks – think free stuff, major discounts, and essential resources that support your success inside and outside the classroom.
There are hundreds of student clubs and organizations at the University of Arizona, for everything from niche hobbies to extracurriculars to career-oriented and professional groups.
Intramural sports are your best option if you want to join a group of friends for casual games. Fun and affordable, they can provide you with an excellent opportunity for recreation and socialization. At Campus Rec, you will find a variety of intramural sports options.