Off-Campus Student Services is the department that represents and advocates for student -parents. Check out information for finding childcare, finances, and parenting tips: Off-Campus Student Services.
For more assistance, contact: OCSS@unt.edu or (940) 565-3807.
What is The Diamond Eagle Student Resource Center?
The Diamond Eagle Student Resource Center (DESRC) is a hub for students to receive support for professional and academic success through a variety of resources. The DESRC helps students with access to food resources, professional development, and engagement with sustainability initiatives on campus!
Monday: 10am-5pm
Tuesday: 10am-5pm
Wednesday: 10am-5pm
Thursday: CLOSED
Friday: 10am-5pm
Saturday: 10am-3pm
Sunday: CLOSED
The Food Pantry will be closed on September 6th, October 4th, November 1st, and December 6th for the Monthly Mobile Food Pantry in Lot 20 from 11-1PM.
Students are allowed one visit per week at the Food Pantry. Hours may vary. Email DESresources@unt.edu or visit UNT Food Pantry for more information.
The Diamond Eagle Clothing Closet is a resource for students who need new clothing but may not have the financial resources to provide for themselves.
The Closet also has an option for students to rent out professional clothing attire for job fairs, interviews, or other professional development opportunities. The UNT Suit Up Program makes professional suits and business attire available for current students to rent for up to one week at no cost to the student for job interviews and other professional events such as job fairs, presentations, and headshots.
The Closet is available by appointment only. To book an appointment, visit: The Closet. For more information, visit: UNT Clothing Closet.
Mean Green Gowns for Grads offers FREE graduation cap and gown rentals for students who need it. The goal of Gowns for Grads is to ease some of the financial hardships associated with graduation expenses, ensuring that all eligible students can participate in this significant academic celebration. Available for undergrad, master's, and doctoral students.
For more information, visit Mean Green Gowns for Grads.
Check out this campus guide that provides student-parents family-friendly dining options, entertainment, library resources, lactation rooms, and restrooms!
Family-Friendly UNT Campus Guide
For any questions or comments regarding this guide, please contact Off Campus Student Services at (940) 565-3807 or OCSS@unt.edu.
Art Building, 185 Business Leadership Building, 388A
Discovery Park, B145A Facilities Office Building, 125
Gateway Center, C058A General Academic Building, 542A
Kristin Farmer Autism Center, 122 Life Science Complex, A254
Sage Hall, 273 Support and Services Building, 112
Union, 431 University Services Building, 192A
Environmental Education, Science & Technology Building
Complete Care pairs UrbanSitter's child care, pet care, senior care, and household services with Kinside's daycares and preschools to bring you the very best coverage for all your needs. Find the care that fits your budget, schedule, location, and preferences.
This program is FREE to UNT students, faculty, and staff. Visit Your Complete Care Benefits at a Glance for an introduction on Complete Care, UrbanSitter, and Kinside.
The University of North Texas Center for Young Children is an early childhood program within the College of Education.
In addition to offering care and education for young children, it also serves as a research center and training site for students in various College of Education programs. This work is done under the supervision of College of Education faculty and certified teachers and specialists, and follows strict guidelines and procedures that protect children's rights, privacy and confidentiality. The center also offers a bilingual program for children from Spanish-speaking families.
For more information, visit UNT Center for Young Children.
