University of Nevada

University of Nevada

Formerly Nevada Southern University, The first classes were held on the current campus on September 10, 1957 in Maude Frazier Hall. The current name was adopted in January, 1969.

Location

Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, Clark County
Nevada, USA

Getting There

There are several public transportation options to get to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV):

RTC Bus: The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) operates several bus routes that serve the UNLV campus, including the SDX (Strip and Downtown Express), the MAX (Metropolitan Area Express), and the CX (Centennial Express). You can use the RTC's Trip Planner tool on their website to plan your trip.

CAT Bus: The UNLV campus is also served by the CAT (Campus Area Transit) bus system, which provides free shuttle service to and from the campus and the surrounding areas.

Ride-Sharing Services: Services such as Uber and Lyft are also available in Las Vegas and can be used to get to the UNLV campus.

Taxi: Taxis are also available in Las Vegas and can be used to get to the UNLV campus.

Bicycle: The UNLV campus is bike-friendly and has several bike lanes and bike racks throughout the campus. You can also use the RTC Bike Share program to rent a bike and ride to the campus.

Nearby Airports

This is a list of primary airports in Nevada that have scheduled passenger service on commercial airlines.