The Information Desk is located on the north side of the Illini Union's
first floor. Directory Assistance for student, faculty and staff phone numbers
is 333-1000.
Besides the College of Law computer facility, you can use other computer sites.
Some of the nearest computer facilities for law students include:
- Law School Computer Room (Room 045)
- Law Library (Room 145)
- Wohlers Hall, Gregory and 6th (Room 70)
- Illini Union, 1401 W. Green (Basement)
- Undergraduate Library, 1402 W. Gregory
- Sherman Hall, 909 S. Fifth
- Turner Hall, 1102 S. Goodwin
Champaign-Urbana has an extensive bus system that is free
to all University of Illinois students called Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit. Check
their website at cumtd.com for more information
on routes, schedules, bike policies, local weather, etc.
Motorist Assistance — Call 244-HELP (244-4357). At your request,
the Division of Campus Parking will dispatch an agent to provide
the following services: jumper cables and assistance in using them; jacks, lug
wrenches, tire sealant, or any other tools needed to repair or change a flat tire;
a ride to and from the nearest gas station and a safe container to transport gas;
and help in unlocking your vehicle (or in getting a locksmith) when you've locked
your keys inside. Services are available between 7:00 a.m. Monday and 7:00 a.m.
Saturday. They are not available on all-campus holidays or at any time the
University is closed.
Safe Rides — Call 333-3184. Safe Rides is a free ride service provided by the Office of Women's Programs.
It is available to all students every night that classes are in session.
Whistlestop — Call 333-7424. Whistlestop is a project of Volunteer Illini Projects designed to prevent
crime (rape, robbery, arson, etc.) on campus and in surrounding areas. The
Whistlestop program operates by use of high-pitched whistles which are used
to attract attention to the scene of a crime and scare away an assailant.
Whistles are available to students at the Volunteer Illini Projects office
in 298B Illini Union
McKinley Health Center — This Center serves the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Providing medical services and health education to a diverse student population
has been the foundation of their service for over 75 years. Call 333-3263.
Health Resource Centers — In addition to treating students when they are ill, McKinley offers many
services and programs for the campus at large. Health Resource Centers in
McKinley and in the Illini Union (Room 323) offer cold packs, contraceptive
packs, and information on health-related matters. McKinley services include
not only the Medical Clinic, but also Urgent Care, Pharmacy, Immunization
and Travel, Women's Health, Sports Medicine, and Wellness Promotion.
Student Health Insurance — The University's Board of Trustees requires that all
students be covered by a health insurance plan, either the University's Student
Health Insurance Plan or a plan determined by the University to be equivalent.
Request for exemption from the health insurance fee, purchase of dependent coverage, etc.,
are limited to specific time periods at the beginning of each semester.
Call 333-0165 for more information. For information about optional dental and
vision programs, please contact the Graduate College at 333-0035.
Writers' Workshop — The Writers' Workshop provides
an opportunity for University of Illinois students,
faculty, and staff from all disciplines and levels to discuss their writing with
tutors who are both experienced writers and teachers of writing. Call
333-8796 for more information.
The Intramural-Physical Education Building (IMPE) — IMPE is located directly across Fourth Street
from the College of Law. It contains four multi-purpose gymnasiums; indoor and
outdoor swimming pools; racquetball, handball and squash courts; a running track;
outdoor tennis courts; a first aid center; an outdoor information and equipment
rental center; weight training and exercise rooms (including stairmasters,
stationary bicycles, and rowing machines); a SCUBA air station; an archery room;
a combat room; and locker, shower, and sauna facilities. Access to this and all
other recreational buildings is allowed with your valid student I.D. Call
333-3806 for more information on services available.
The Assembly Hall — is known as one of the most versatile arenas in the nation.
The Hall has 16,000 permanent seats and can accommodate from 3,600 in its
theater quadrant to 17,000 for in-the-round performances. In addition to being
the home of the Fighting Illini basketball teams, the Assembly Hall draws
people from across Illinois for attractions such as the Ringling Brothers &
Barnum and Bailey Circus, Ice Capades and the Harlem Globetrotters. Productions
by national touring companies frequently appear at Assembly Hall, and it also
features the top names in concerts and other entertainment. Call 333-2923 for
more information about The Assembly Hall.
Campus Recreation Center East — Call 333-0218. This Center is located at
1102 W. Gregory, Urbana (adjacent to Freer Hall). Facilities include
basketball and volleyball courts,
fitness center (free weights, stair-masters,
life cycles, rowing machines, etc.). This is a popular spot for law students
because it is less crowded than IMPE, but still close by. There are no showers
or lockers — please change before visiting the facility.
Kenney Gymnasium — Call 333-3956.
Freer Hall — Call 333-7110.
Huff Hall — Call 333-3806.
Ice Arena — Call 333-2081.
The University YMCA — This is an independent non-profit organization
which sponsors
programs open to all, regardless of gender, race, age, nationality, or religion.
Programs and activities at the University YMCA are designed to provide a forum
for exploration of social, political, and cultural issues; to provide opportunities
to engage in volunteer community service; to foster international understanding;
and to develop ethical, innovative, affirmative, and responsible leadership for
creative social change. Call 337-1514 for more details.
The YWCA of the University of Illinois — This organization is an
interracial, not-for-profit established in 1884. It is now the oldest,
continually-operating student
YWCA in the United States. Throughout its history, the YWCA's commitment to women
of various cultures and ethnicities, and those with low income has been reflected
by our programs, participants, staff and board of directors. Call 344-0721.
The Office of International Student Affairs — This office works to assure that
the international students enjoy full access to the opportunities
available on campus. International Student Affairs offers counseling,
programs, and support services starting the day international students arrive.
Matters such as registration, finance, travel, and putting in a call home
can be more complex for international students. This office seeks not
only to smooth the transition to life at the University of Illinois but
also to prepare students for the challenges after graduation. Call
333-1303 for more information.
The Office of Minority Student Affairs — This office coordinates the many programs
and services offered to minority students on campus. Minority Student
Affairs can provide personal counseling, academic counseling, tutoring,
help in securing financial aid, help in finding a part-time campus job,
computer training, and other useful services. Call 333-0054 for more
information.
The Division of Rehabilitation Education — This division
provides medical, rehabilitative,
personal, and educational programs to University students with disabilities.
Four Division of Rehabilitation Education buses operate on a regular schedule
on campus; wheelchair ramps are on all Champaign-Urbana MTD buses. Students
with disabilities who wish to request accommodations for any or all of their
classes must make an appointment at DRES as soon as possible so the necessary
forms can be completed. Call 333-1970.
Student Legal Service — This office provides legal advice and, in many cases, representation
to students. The staff consists of three attorneys, a secretary, and several
interns. Any student who has not collected her/his $5 SORF refund is eligible
to use Student Legal Service. If you want to make an appointment, visit the
Student Legal Service office on the third floor of the Illini Union's north side.
Call 333-9053 for more information.
Women's Programs — This office works to help women maximize their potential while at the University.
This walk-in center is a clearinghouse for information on concerns to women,
and it sponsors a variety of workshops and speakers throughout the year.
Advising/counseling is available with an appointment. Call 333-3137 for
more information.
The Office of Student Financial Aid (OSFA) — Offers financial assistance to
students; acts as a resource center for information on scholarships, grants,
and campus employment opportunities; and administers Emergency Student Loans.
Appointments with Financial Aid counselors are available; visit the office
weekdays between 9 a.m. and noon or between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to schedule
an appointment. If you are having difficulty resolving financial aid matters,
the Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid can provide assistance.
Call 333-0100 for more information.
The Counseling Center — Offers services to help students cope with academic
difficulties, alcohol and drug abuse, relationship problems, anxiety,
depression, loneliness, and other personal difficulties. Trained professionals
are available to work directly with students. The Counseling Center also offers
workshops, videotapes on cable TV, courses through Reading and Study Methods
Program, and self-help resources, particularly through the Undergraduate
Library's Self-Help Information Center. The Counseling Center is located
on the 2nd floor of the Student Services Building, 610 E. John. Same-day
appointments are accepted on first-come, first-serve basis. Call
333-3704 for more information.
The Emergency Dean — This is a service offered by the University Dean of Students
office. A staff person is available to students in time of emergency 24 hours
a day, 365 days a year. Student Affairs staff members serve as Emergency Dean
and to be on call evenings between 5 p.m. and 8 a.m., as well as on weekends
(between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekdays, the Emergency Dean number is answered
by the Dean of Students office). Emergency Deans provide any assistance that
is needed to students, their families, roommates, and friends during times of crisis.
Call 333-0050 for assistance.
The Tenant Union — This office helps students who rent apartments or houses. Lease counseling,
landlords' complaint histories, and help with problems such as repair needs,
roommate disputes, and deposit refunds are among services provided. They
also provide information on leases, finding local housing, tenant rights,
and renters' insurance.
Call 333-0112
for more information for visit their website at http://www.tenantunion.uiuc.edu/.
