View of campus buildings

Our Campus

51ԹϺ’s 350-acre campus is at the heart of the thriving Las Vegas community. Visit us and explore our expansive green spaces, outdoor art, and modern architecture. From the bustling Student Union to the state-of-the-art Lied Library, get to know the most popular buildings on campus where you’ll be spending the most time.

Greenspun Hall
Greenspun Hall
Home to the Greenspun College of Urban Affairs, Greenspun Hall features a media production facility for 51ԹϺ TV, the public radio station KUNV, and Rebel-HD2 – a primarily student-run station. This building also boasts energy savings, water efficiency, and reduced CO2 emissions, making it Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) gold-certified.
Hospitality Hall
H.O.S. building
51ԹϺ’s newest building on campus is home to the William F. Harrah College of Hospitality. With its interactive learning opportunities, including an executive kitchen, student-run cafe, and PGA Golf Management learning center, Hospitality Hall sets a new standard of excellence in hospitality education.
Lied Library
Lied Library
As the main library on campus, Lied Library boasts 2,500 study spaces, 300 computer workstations, and provides countless research and media resources for students. It’s also equipped with several technological innovations, including an automated storage and robotic retrieval system capable of storing 1.2 million volumes.
Student Recreation and Wellness Center
R.W.C. building
From cardio equipment and free weights to swimming pools and basketball courts, the Student Recreation & Wellness Center offers something for everyone. The SRWC also houses the Student Health Center, Pharmacy, and 51ԹϺ Wellness Zone providing convenient access to health and wellness services.
Science and Engineering Building
S.E.B. building
The state-of-the-art research facility was designed to promote interdisciplinary collaboration. With its exceptional laboratory space, the building offers opportunities for faculty and students to participate in high-profile research projects using some of the most technologically advanced equipment available.
Student Services Complex
S.S.C. building
Whether you need assistance with financial aid and scholarships, want to talk to an admissions counselor, or are interested in learning more about military and veteran services on campus, you’ll want to visit the Student Services Complex. This complex is our central hub for student support and special service centers.
Student Union
Student Union
Commonly referred to as the SU, the Student Union is a great place to meet up with friends, grab a bite to eat, get in some last minute studying, or just have fun in the game room. Offices for various student associations are located here, as well as the student government and newspaper.
Closeup of green leaves

The Great Outdoors

Recognized by the Arbor Day Foundation as a Tree Campus USA, our entire 330-acre campus is an arboretum — an outdoor museum for trees and shrubs, both native and introduced.

Champion Trees
View looking up at tree
Nestled within the canopy of the more than 4,300 trees on campus are the 10 biggest and best specimens of their kind found anywhere in the state — our champion trees.
Donald H. Baepler Xeric Garden
Donald H. Baepler Xeric Garden
Nestled in the center of campus is this peaceful retreat for visitors. The garden has more than 9,000 square feet of paved pathways, benches, covered ramadas, and wooden bridges.
The Lee Pascal Rose Garden
Rose garden
The garden is a thing of beauty, as its Keats’ inspired stone reads. The memorial to Elaine Wynn’s mother is populated with “Show Biz” roses, which symbolizes the Wynn family's prominence in the gaming and entertainment world.
Campus Community Garden
Several people gardening
The Campus Community Garden creates a sense of community, learning, and sustainability among students, faculty, and staff who can apply for beds, with the common goal of producing 100 percent organic, natural harvests.
Campus Labyrinth
Campus Labyrinth
Labyrinths have a single path leading to the central goal. Following the pattern of the labyrinth can be used for stress relief, reflection, and enjoyment.
Building window with reflection of palm trees

Unique Academic Spaces

From the golf pro shop and test kitchen in Hospitality Hall to the custom-designed training center for nursing students where manikins talk, blood is made by the gallon, and life-saving skills are mastered, our innovative spaces enhance learning experiences for students.