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1. Housing Tour (Self-Guided)

   Find out what living on campus is all about at Nevada. Explore our residence halls and learn more about student life.

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   1. Great Basin Hall

      Great Basin Hall has five stories, houses up to 400 residents and offers primarily suite-style living arrangements. Conveniently located next to the Virginia Street Gym and Juniper Hall, Great Basin offers some living learning community floors.

      Look inside!

      The following links will take you to immersive 360-degree views of Great Basin Hall.

      • Common Areas
      • 3-Person Private Suite (Single)
      • 4-Person Suite (Double)
      • 5-Person Suite (1 Single, 2 Double)
      • 3-Person Room (Triple)

      Hall features

      • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
      • Lounges and quiet-study areas on each floor
      • On-site laundry facilities
      • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
      • Same-gender by room, with gender-inclusive housing options available

      Room features

      • Two person occupancy in each room
      • Bathroom and shower in each room, shared by four residents
      • Adjustable temperature control
      • Single, bunkable oak bed with twin XL mattress for each resident
      • Desk, chair, dresser, and closet space for each resident

      Who can live in Great Basin Hall?

      • Freshman and above
      • Several floors are reserved for living-learning communities (LLCs), including Academic STEM- or
      • Identity-based, CABNR, College of Science, College of Engineering, Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE).

      Learn more about Great Basin Hall

   2. Canada Hall

      A five-story residence hall, Canada Hall houses up to 223 students and offers an excellent alternative to off-campus living with apartment-style suites on campus. Canada Hall is located off Virginia Street, shares a courtyard with Nye Hall and is within walking distance of the Sierra Street Parking Garage.

      Look inside!

      The following links will take you to immersive 360-degree views of Canada Hall.

      • Common Areas
      • 6-Person Suite (Double)

      Hall features

      • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
      • Lounges and quiet-study areas on each floor
      • On-site laundry facilities
      • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
      • Same-gender apartments, with gender-inclusive housing options available

      Room features

      • Three bedrooms and two baths in each suite
      • Each suite accommodates six (6) residents
      • Triple occupancy (three people per room)
      • Includes kitchen with full-sized refrigerator/freezer, cooktop and microwave
      • Adjustable temperature control
      • Single, bunkable oak bed with twin XL mattress for each resident
      • Desk, chair, dresser, and closet space for each resident

      Who can live in Canada Hall?

      • Returning residents who have lived in the residence halls for at least one year
      • Sophomores and above
      • Transfer students who have graduated from high school at least one full year prior to living on campus and meet academic requirements

      Learn more about Canada Hall

   3. Nevada Living Learning Community Hall

      The Nevada Living Learning Community Residence Hall is five stories and houses about 300 students in suite-style arrangements. Designed specifically to enhance the student's on-campus experience with each floor having common spaces dedicated for academic and social pursuits and classrooms on the first floor. It is within walking distance of the Sierra Street Parking Garage.

      Look inside!

      The following links will take you to immersive 360-degree views of Nevada Living Learning Community Hall.

      • Common Areas
      • 6-Person Suite (Double)
      • 5-Person Suite (2 Double, 1 Single)
      • 4-Person Suite (Double)

      Hall features

      • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
      • Activity and quiet-study lounges
      • Multipurpose room on first floor
      • On-site laundry facilities
      • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
      • Same-gender suites, with gender-inclusive housing options available

      Room features

      • Suites with three separate bedrooms
      • Two bathrooms and shower in each suite shared by four-to-six residents
      • Adjustable temperature control
      • Single, bunkable oak bed with twin XL mattress for each resident
      • Desk, chair, dresser, and closet space for each resident

      Who can live in Nevada Living Learning Community Residence Hall?

      • Freshman and above

      Learn more about the Nevada LLC Hall

   4. Argenta Hall

      Argenta Hall was renovated in 2022. Today, it is an eight-story residence hall that houses up to 750 students and shares a connected walkway to neighboring Nye Hall. Its entire first floor is dedicated to Pack Place, a state-of-the-art, all-you-care-to-eat dining hall with 12 stations, each designed to serve different cuisines on a rotating menu.

      Look inside!

      The following links will take you to immersive 360-degree views of Argenta Hall.

      • 3-Person Room (Triple)
      • Pack Place Dining

      Hall Features

      • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
      • On-site laundry facilities
      • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
      • Same-gender by room, with gender inclusive housing options available

      Room features

      • Triple occupancy (three people per room)
      • Bathroom and shower in each room
      • Adjustable temperature control Single, bunkable oak bed with twin XL mattress for each resident
      • Desk, chair, dresser, and closet space for each resident

      Who can live in Argenta Hall?

      • Freshman and above

      Learn more about Argenta Hall

   5. Nye Hall

      Renovated in 2020, Nye hall has eight floors that houses up to 555 residents. Floors two through eight have two wings connected by a lounge, equipped with couches and a television. Known for its strong sense of community, Nye Hall is home to one of the largest staffs on campus.

      Look inside!

      The following links will take you to immersive 360-degree views of Nye Hall.

      • Common Areas
      • Floor Lounges
      • 2-Person Suite Bedroom (Double)

      Hall features

      • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
      • Activity and quiet-study lounges
      • Multipurpose room on first floor
      • On-site laundry facilities
      • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
      • Same-gender suites, with gender-inclusive housing options available

      Room features

      • Double (two people per room) occupancy
      • Communal bathrooms
      • Adjustable temperature control
      • Single, bunkable oak bed with twin XL mattress for each resident
      • Desk, chair, dresser, and closet space for each resident

      Who can live in Nye Hall?

      • Freshman and above

      Learn more about Nye Hall

   6. Juniper Hall

      Juniper Hall is located off Virginia Street and connects to Manzanita Hall, sharing a community lounge on the first floor. This building stands four stories and can house up to 78 residents in suite-style arrangements with views of Manzanita Lake and is steps away from the Overlook food court.

      Look inside!

      The following links will take you to immersive 360-degree views of Juniper Hall.

      • Common Areas
      • 2-Person Private Room (Single)

      Hall features

      • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
      • Lounge with television, ping pong table and outdoor patio
      • On-site laundry facilities
      • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
      • Same-gender by room, with gender-inclusive housing options available

      Room features

      • Two person occupancy in each suite, with two separate bedrooms
      • Communal bathrooms
      • Adjustable temperature control
      • Single, bunkable oak bed with twin XL mattress for each resident
      • Desk, chair, dresser, and closet space for each resident

      Who can live in Juniper Hall?

      • Freshman and above

      Learn more about Juniper Hall

   7. Manzanita Hall

      Built in 1896, Manzanita Hall is a historic three-story building that can accommodate up to 100 residents. Manzanita Hall was renovated in 2019 and connects to Juniper Hall, sharing a community lounge on the first floor. This hall faces Manzanita Lake, sits in the southern tip of campus, and features a basement study room and a private piano room.

      Look inside!

      The following links will take you to immersive 360-degree views of Manzanita Hall.

      • Common Areas
      • Double Room
      • Single Room

      Hall features

      • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
      • Lounge with television, ping pong table and outdoor patio
      • On-site laundry facilities
      • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
      • Same-gender by room, with gender-inclusive housing options available

      Room features

      • Double occupancy (two people per room)
      • Communal bathrooms
      • Adjustable temperature control
      • Single, bunkable oak bed with twin XL mattress for each resident
      • Desk, chair, dresser, and closet space for each resident

      Who can live in Manzanita Hall?

      • Freshman and above

      Learn more about Manzanita Hall

   8. Peavine Hall

      Peavine Hall is oriented around a wellness theme, providing an opportunity to focus on health and wellness topics that intersect with the daily lives of college students. A five-story hall, Peavine Hall is next to Sierra Hall, and features individual rooms with private baths and suite-style rooms with shared baths. Beautiful lounges are found throughout the building to facilitate studying, socializing and recreation.

      Look inside!

      The following links will take you to immersive 360-degree views of Peavine Hall.

      • Common Areas
      • 2-Person Room (Double)
      • 4-Person Room (Double)

      Hall features

      • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
      • Lounges with televisions and quiet-study lounges on each floor
      • Multipurpose room on first floor
      • On-site laundry facilities
      • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
      • Same-gender suites, with gender-inclusive housing options available

      Room features

      • Suites (two to three people per room) occupancy
      • Bathroom and shower in each suite shared by four-to-six residents
      • Adjustable temperature control
      • Single, bunkable oak bed with twin XL mattress for each resident
      • Desk, chair, dresser, and closet space for each resident

      Who can live in Peavine Hall?

      • Freshman and above

      Learn more about Peavine Hall

   9. Sierra Hall

      Sierra Hall houses up to 297 residents and offers four different living options for transfer students and upper-class students, with limited spaces for first-year students. The hall’s five residence floors feature same-gender and gender-inclusive floors.

      Look inside!

      The following links will take you to immersive 360-degree views of Sierra Hall.

      • Common Areas
      • 2-Person Room (Double)
      • 3-Person Room (Triple)

      Hall features

      • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
      • Study lounges on 4th and 5th floors
      • Multipurpose room on first floor
      • On-site laundry facilities
      • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
      • Same-gender suites, with gender-inclusive housing options available
      • Attached two-story parking garage

      Room features

      • Double and triple (two to three people per room) occupancy
      • Bathroom and shower in each room shared by two-to-four residents
      • Adjustable temperature control
      • Single, bunkable oak bed with twin XL mattress for each resident
      • Desk, chair, dresser, and closet space for each resident

      Who can live in Sierra Hall?

      • Freshman and above

      Learn more about Sierra Hall

   10. Campbell-Friedman Hall (Lake Tahoe)

       Built in 1996, Campbell-Friedman Hall has 26 rooms within its residence hall. It is connected to Patterson Dining Hall, so students are down the hallway from the same room they eat their daily meals in. All rooms are furnished with up to three beds, one desk, one chair and three wardrobe units.

       Learn more about Campbell-Friedman Hall

   11. Prim-Schultz Hall (Lake Tahoe)

       Prim-Schultz Hall was built in 2000, and it is adjacent to Patterson Hall. Within the residence hall there are 62 rooms. Rooms are double and triple occupancy with a creek or mountain view. All rooms are furnished with up to four beds (two bunk bed sets), two desks, two chairs, two dressers and two small drawer units.

        All dorm residents have access to lounge and game rooms, wireless internet, vending machines, laundry machines, private bathrooms, lockers for extra storage, and personal mailbox.

       Learn more about Prim-Schultz Hall

   12. Schedule Your Campus Visit

       We offer a variety of campus tour options for our prospective students and their families. Pick the one that works best for you!

       Nevada Bound: A full-day, on-campus tour where you can take a guided tour, meet with with admissions representatives, learn about academic options, discuss financial and and scholarships, and hear from residential life experts.

       Las Vegas Fly-Up Nevada Bound: A one-day chaperoned visit for high school junior, senior or transfer students in Southern Nevada.

       Campus Visit: A two-hour guided tour of the historical campus where you can learn about student life and living on campus.

        

       Virtual Tour: See the best of the Pack from anywhere in the world and explore the campus through an immersive 360-degree photo tour.

        

       Self-Guided Tour: Use our online Wolf Pack Maps to take a self-guided tour of popular locations across campus.