Places

Some of the most important places on campus are not academic buildings. These include the Student Union, the Police Station, the Athletic Center, the Bookstore, and of course, places to eat.

Athletic Center
Work out, take fitness classes, and participate in intramural activities.

 Bookstore
Buy books and supplies for class or for personal needs.

Food Fest
A feast of dining options, from casual coffee bars to self-service cafeterias, plus dozens of pleasant, affordable restaurants, delis, and markets within walking distance.

Where to Eat

• List of eateries around campus
• Baltimore Collegetown Network food links
• Lexington Market World famous 200+ year-old market with 120 shops.

Housing
Finding a place to live can be exciting and the Residence Life Office is structured to provide University students and affiliates with the information they need to find suitable living arrangements both on-campus or off-campus that are affordable and comfortable.

Nearby Hotels
The hotels listed to the right offer special rates to the University and University of Maryland Medical Center communities and their families, including patients, faculty members, staff, students, and visiting professionals.

When reserving a room, ask for the UM Preferred Rate. The rates, which include special amenities for the benefit of the University community, are based on availability and cannot be guaranteed.

Most hotels offer shuttle service to the University and medical center. For more information (including rates, which are subject to change without notice), call the University Travel Desk at 410-706-6527.

Police Station
The Police Station, at 214 N. Pine St., provides security and crime control to the campus' 5,300 students and 5,000 staff and faculty members.

• Getting Your University I.D. Badge

Student Union
The temporary student center is called “Student Center at Pine Street.”  It houses:

• Auxiliary Services Offices
• Student Affairs Offices
• Housing Office
• University Student Government Association
• Graduate Student Association
• Counseling Center
• Support services for students with disabilities
• Support services for international students
• The Writing Center
• Student Transportation Services
• A computer bar with 12 computer stations
• Wide screen TV
• Lounge and meeting spaces
• Wellness Office
• Moss Bay café
• Bookstore
• SECU ATM machine

In addition, the building is wireless.

The 111 S. Greene Building houses the following activities on the first floor:

• Financial Aid
• Records and Registration
• Student Accounting/Bursar’s Office