Spaces and services

Study space, printing, writing help, career services and counseling.

Includes COE items and university-wide UNLV items.

• COE Technology Support Office and computer labs

  • COE

  The college runs computer labs in the CEB and BDC buildings, a bring-your-own-device area and mobile curriculum labs of iPads, Chromebooks and laptops. Staff help students with hardware, software and research technology.

  Source: COE Technology Support Office. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Education Student Services Center (ARL and TFA students)

  • COE
  • Master's students

  The ESSC advises graduate students in the Alternate Route to Licensure and Teach for America programs, along with COE undergraduates. It also handles licensure and endorsement questions.

  Source: COE Education Student Services Center. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Career Services

  • UNLV-wide

  Career advising and professional development for students and alumni, including the Career Launch online platform.

  Source: Career Services and Workforce Development. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

  • UNLV-wide

  Student mental health services, including counseling and crisis support. See the source for how to schedule and for crisis contacts.

  Source: Student Counseling and Psychological Services. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Disability Resource Center

  • UNLV-wide

  Accommodations and support for students with disabilities, including temporary injuries and pregnancy. Apply through the DRC portal.

  Source: Disability Resource Center. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Grad Rebel writing boot camps and writing group

  • UNLV-wide

  The Graduate College, Writing Center and Libraries run structured writing time for theses, dissertations and articles. Options include Saturday writing sprints, a multi-week writing group and an on-demand boot camp.

  Source: Grad Rebel Writing Programs. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Graduate Student Commons (Lied Library, Room 2141)

  • UNLV-wide

  A study space just for graduate and professional students, run by GPSA on the second floor of Lied Library. It includes a computer lab, and you need your RebelCard to enter. It is open evenings and weekends during the fall and spring semesters.

  Source: GPSA Graduate Student Commons. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Jean Nidetch Care Center

  • UNLV-wide

  Confidential support for students affected by sexual violence, relationship violence, family violence or stalking.

  Source: Jean Nidetch Care Center. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Ombuds Office

  • UNLV-wide

  A confidential place to talk through a conflict or concern at UNLV and learn your options. Graduate and professional students can use it.

  Source: UNLV Ombuds Office. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Printing in campus computer labs

  • UNLV-wide

  Campus computer labs use RebelPrint, a pay-for-print system. New accounts start with a $1 credit, then black and white pages cost 3 cents and color pages 40 cents, paid from RebelCash. You can also send files to a lab printer from your own device.

  Source: OIT Printing and Scanning. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• Student Support Spot

  • UNLV-wide

  Free food packages, toiletries and in-person help for students facing food, housing, transportation, child care or digital access challenges. It is run by the Graduate College and Career Services in the University Gateway building.

  Source: UNLV Student Support Spot. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• UNLV Food Pantry

  • UNLV-wide

  Students, staff and faculty can shop the pantry once a week for staples plus fresh produce when available. Bring your Rebel ID.

  Source: UNLV Food Pantry. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

• UNLV Writing Center

  • UNLV-wide

  Free one-to-one and group writing consultations in person, online and by written feedback. Virtual sessions run until 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, which helps if you work during the day. The center also offers support for graduate students and postdocs.

  Source: UNLV Writing Center. Last checked Oct 25, 2026.