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City-Campus-Map.Pdf ww 97 94 Nebraska Innovation Campus UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA–LINCOLN UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA–LINCOLN ^ 98 2016-2017 CAMPUS MAPS CITY CAMPUS N 96 Devaney Sports Center Office of Admissions: Campus Operator: STREET DIRECTION SALT CREEK ROADWAY 93 NORTH ANTELOPE VALLEY95 PARKWAY POLICE 402.472.2023 402.472.7211 ^ ^ HOLDREGE STREET GREEK HOUSING Parking & Transit Services: Campus Police: VISITOR PARKING 402.472.1800 402.472.2222 POINT OF INTEREST ^ 87 86 Provided by University Communications. 74 Campus Maps Updated: August 2016 SALT CREEK ROADWAY73 75 maps.unl.edu 76 88 /UNLincoln @UNLincoln #UNL 65 Y STREET 14th & Avery 72 89 Recreation Area 77 90 58 64 66 78 14TH STREET W STREET 71 63 RIGHT 81 91 57 TURN 22ND STREET Mabel Lee Fields 70 79 ONLY 92 Ed Weir Track 62 67 83 59 82 85 60 61 Whittier 10TH STREET 68 69 80 Recreation Fields 21 The Columns The Coliseum 84 VINE STREET 19TH STREET 22 23 VINE STREET 16TH STREET Memorial Stadium Future Site of CBA 54 U STREET (In Construction) 47 48 Directions to 30 Vine Street 55 31 37 Recreation Fields East Campus: Mueller U STREET 20 Tower 46 53 56 45 Travel east on 24 29 32 Enright STREET 17TH Garden 36 Vine Street to 19 38 44 52 T STREET 25 28 43 33rd Street. 18 Adele Hall Cather Donaldson Meier Commons Selleck 49 Garden Learning Commons Garden & Plaza Future Site of UNL Dining Future Site of Turn left (north) STADIUM DRIVE Recreation 50 (In Construction) Area College of Nursing and 17 University 34 University Health Center to Holdrege Plaza Broyhill Fountain (In Construction) 16 Y 15 15TH STREET A S STREET W 26 42 K I-180, NORTH TO I-80 TO NORTH I-180, R 33 35 A 27 51B P Y 14 39 E L L Love 41 51A A Sheldon Sculpture 51C V Garden 40 Garden E Holling Garden P O L R STREET R STREET R STREET E 2 T N 16TH STREET 12 5 A 1 3 7 H 13A 13B T Office of Admissions R Van Brunt O Visitors Center 6 8 9 N Madden Garden Centennial Mall 12TH STREET 14TH STREET STREET 18TH 10TH STREET 13TH STREET STREET 17TH Q STREET Q STREET Q STREET Que Place Parking Garage 4 Larson Building Parking Garage University << Haymarket Parking Garage Communications (northwest corner of 9th & Q St.) 10 << Market Place Parking Garage (southwest corner of 10th & Q St.) 11 19TH STREET 19TH A–J 8 Center for Entrepreneurship 4 Hewit Place (HEWP) 7 Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center (RVB) 83 Sandoz Hall (SZRH) 6 Van Brunt Visitors Center (RVB) 81 Abel Hall (ARH) 33 College of Business Administration (CBA) 5 Howell Theatre (TEMP) 23 Memorial Stadium 24 Schorr Center (SHOR) 72 The Village (VILL) 82 Abel-Sandoz Welcome Center (ARH) 60 Coliseum (COL) 55 Husker Hall (HUSK) 92 Midwest Roadside Safety Offices (WHIT) 75 Schramm Hall (SCRH) 56 Vine Street Apartments (2222, 2244) 34 Adele Hall Learning Commons (LLN) (LLS) 63 Cook Pavilion (COOK) 97 Ice Box (ICBX) 61 Military & Naval Science Bldg., Pershing (M&N) 79 Scott Engineering Center (SEC) 71 Volte-Keegan Nanoscience Research Center (JH) 9 Admissions Office Alexander Bldg. (ALEX) 48 The Courtyards (CORT) 88 Inventory - Surplus Property 37 Morrill Hall (MORR) 46 Seaton Hall (SEH) 86 Watson Bldg. (WAT) 84 American Mathematics Comp. Bldg. (1730) 96 Devaney Sports Center (DEV) 5 Johnny Carson School of Theatre & Film (TEMP) 21 Nebraska Champions Club (NECH) 43 Selleck Quadrangle (SELK) 1 Westbrook Music Bldg. (WMB) 10 Andersen Hall (ANDN) 51C Eastside Suites (ESST) 3 Johnny Carson Theater (LIED - west side) 78 Nebraska Hall (NH) 27 Sheldon Museum of Art (SHEL) 92 Whittier Bldg. (WHIT) 36 Andrews Hall (ANDR) 59 Ed Weir Track 70 Jorgensen Hall (JH) 98 Nebraska Innovation Campus (NIC) 73 Smith Hall (SMRH) 41 Wick Alumni Center (WICK) 14 Architecture Hall (ARCH) (ARCW) 34 Education Abroad/Incoming Exchange (LLS) K–Q 40 Nebraska State Historical Society 37 State Museum of Natural History (MORR) 26 Woods Art Bldg. (WAB) 29 Avery Hall (AVH) 89 Facilities Management & Planning (FMP) 38 Kauffman Academic Residential Center (KAUF) 39 Nebraska Union (NU) 68 Teachers College Hall (TEAC) 17 501 Bldg. (501) 53 Beadle Center (BEAD) 90 Facilities Management Shops (FMS) 90 Key Services (FMS) 49 Neihardt Residence Center 5 Temple Building (TEMP) PARKING GARAGES 16 Behlen Laboratory (BEL) 44 Fairfield Hall (FAIR) 2 Kimball Recital Hall (KRH) 30 Oldfather Hall (OLDH) 94 Transportation Services (TRAN) 13A/B 17/18th & R Parking Garages (17PG, 18PG) 45 Benton Hall (BENH) 42 Gaughan Multicultural Center (GAUN) 51A Knoll Residential Center (KNOL) 57 Osborne Athletic Complex (MSTD) 54 U Street Apartments (UST) 65 14th & Avery Parking Garage (14PG) 31 Bessey Hall (BESY) 4 Great Plains Art Museum (HEWP) 93 ITS Annex (J6B) 80 Othmer Hall (OTHM) 47 University Health Center (UHC) 85 19th & Vine Parking Garage (19PG) 52 Bioscience Greenhouses (BIOG) 28 Hamilton Hall (HAH) 87 Landscape & Facilities Implement Bldg. (LIB|FIB) 66 Outdoor Adventures Center (OAC) 76 University Housing Office (UHOF) 20 Stadium Drive Parking Garage (SDPG) 15 Brace Laboratory (BL) 74 Harper Hall (HRH) 86 Landscape Services Offices (WAT) 19 Parking & Transit Services (SDPG) 11 University of Neb. Federal Credit Union (UNLCU) Haymarket Park Stadium Complex (HAYB) 32 Burnett Hall (BURN) 58 Hawks Championship Center (HCC) 3 Lied Center for Performing Arts (LIED) 49 Piper Hall (PIPH) 51B University Suites (UNST) West on O Street to Sunvalley Blvd.–turn right (north) 88 Business Services Complex (BSC) 95 Hendricks Training Complex 49 Love Hall (LOVH) 50 Pound Hall (PRH) 91 UNL Children’s Center (CHC) to Line Drive Circle–turn right (east). 62 Campus Recreation Center (CREC) 69 Henzlik Hall (HENZ) 34 Love Library (LLN) (LLS) R–Z 88 UNL Print, Copy & Passport Services (BSC) Pinnacle Bank Arena – West on Q Street to N 8th 77 Campus Rec. Boat House (BOAT) 49 Heppner Hall (HEPP) 67 Mabel Lee Hall (MABL) 49 Raymond Hall (RAYH) 12 UNL Police Dept. - 300 N 17th St (17PG) Street–turn right (north) to R Street–turn left (west). 35 Canfield Administration Bldg. (ADMN) (ADMS) 22 Herman Student Life Complex 25 Manter Hall (MANT) 18 Richards Hall (RH) 64 Utility Plant (CCUP).
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