Campus Life

Cultural Centers

These centers offer the entire campus community opportunities to learn about and to experience the rich historic traditions and modern living cultures that shape our world.

• Asian-American Cultural Center
• Bruce D. Nesbitt African-American Cultural Center
• La Casa Cultural Latina
• Native American House
• Women's Resources Center
• LGBT Resource Center

Facilities

• 354 Buildings in the University District, 3.6 square miles (2,295 acres)

  All active university-owned buildings located inside the Campus Master Plan boundary

• 651 Total Buildings, 9.9 square miles (6,370 acres)

  All active university-owned buildings located inside the Campus Master Plan boundary

Museums, Galleries, and Collections

• 4 Theaters in the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts seat about 4,000 and annually host 350+ student and professional performances, as well as commencements, lectures, and other events, many of them free
• 10,000+ Works of art at Krannert Art Museum and Kinkead Pavilion’s permanent collection, KAM hosts high-caliber temporary exhibitions and interdisciplinary programs
• 54,000 Artifacts of global cultures at the Spurlock Museum
• 75% Of John Philip Sousa's original music manuscripts, the world's largest collection, at the Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

Sports and Recreation

• 21 Number of men's (10) and women's 11 NCAA teams (respectively) with 11 major facilities including Memorial Stadium (60,670 seats, State Farm Center (15,544 seats), Atkins Tennis Center, Huff Hall (4,152 seats), Illinois Field (1,500 seats for baseball), Eichelberger Field (1,500 seats for softball), Illinois Track and Soccer Stadium, and the Demirjian Golf Practice Facility.
• 470,000 Square feet of recreational space between two newly expanded campus recreation and wellness centers. Includes indoor tracks, leisure pool with slide, climbing wall, basketball and racquetball courts, indoor and outdoor 50-meter pools, and much more; other recreational facilities include an ice arena, outdoor adventures center, inline skating rink, and several play fields
• 300,000 People visit the Allerton Park and Retreat Center (1,500-acre national landmark located 24 miles from campus) each year
• 16,000 Daily visitors to the Illini Union have access to a hotel, banquet facility, food court, art gallery, and bowling/billiards area; Two ballrooms and 24 break-out rooms are available for conferences, meetings, and events

Housing

• 24 Undergraduate University residence halls accommodate 8,550 students, including 10 Living-Learning Communities
• $10,628 Per year for double room and meal plan in 2017-2018
• 6,000 Undergraduate students living in 15 private certified housing units and 61 Greek houses
• 2,000 Single graduate students or students with families living in three University-owned apartment complexes; two residence halls are home for 720 graduate and upper division students
• 1,000+ Registered student organizations, coalitions, honorary societies, and teams

Programs and Services for People with Disabilities

• #1 Rated as one of the most "disability friendly" U.S. campuses
• First First to provide students with disabilities access to all university services, curricula, and facilities; developed first architectural accessibility standards; designed & instituted a wheelchair-accessible bus system; first to offer comprehensive wheelchair sports programming
• First Developed the first transitional living program for students with physical disabilities needing personal assistant support services. Students with physical disabilities who require personal assistant support services have an 87 percent graduation rate; nearly 60 percent obtain employment within a year of graduation, while another 32 percent enroll in graduate or professional schools

International Programs and Studies

• 2,193 Study abroad students in 2014-2015 participated in more than 300 programs and affiliations in more than 45 countries; ranked 15th in the nation among all public and private institutions in the United States for number of students earning credit from study abroad.
• 12,085 International students in 2015-16 from more than 110 countries; #2 in the nation’s top public institutions welcoming international students (#5 among public and private institutions).

Undergraduate Education

• 33,467 Students from 50 states
• 7,593 New freshmen enrolled in Fall 2016
• 38,000 Annual applicants (roughly)
• 5,537 International undergraduate students from 82 countries (Fall 2016)
• 5,000+ Courses offered
• 150+ Programs of study

Student Success

• 77 Of America's Fortune 100 companies (including 8 of the top 10) recruited on campus
• 5,700+ Companies recruited on campus in 2017-2018
• 14,463 Student interviews were conducted on campus (2015-2016)

Undergraduate Base Tuition and Fees (Fall 2017)

• $15,868-20,872 A year for residents
• $31,988-36,992 A year for nonresidents (guaranteed four-year tuition rate, some colleges assess separately)

Illinois Promise funds the estimated cost of tuition, fees, room, board, and books for low-income students

People

Students (Fall 2016)

• 44,880 Total students
• 33,467 Undergraduate students
• 11,413 Graduate and professional students
• 54.4% Men
• 45.6% Women
• 5.0% African-American
• 8.7% Latino/a
• 14.7% Asian-American
• 2.6% Multiracial
• 24% International

Faculty (FTE Fall 2016)

• 2,738 Members
• 1,912 Tenure/tenure track
• 826 Visiting faculty & instructional staff (headcount: 1,081)

Staff (FTE Fall 2016-2017)

• 3,962 Administrative and academic professional
• 4,145 Support staff

Alumni

• 425,000+ Living alumni of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, one of the largest U.S. alumni organizations