UH Manoa

All-you-care-to-eat residential dining hall in Gateway House with globally inspired comfort foods

Residential all-you-care-to-eat cafeteria at Hale Aloha Towers with comfort foods and global flavors

Campus food court with multiple vendors including Hawaiian barbecue and Dunkin

Central food court with plate lunches, bentos, grab-and-go, and Grubhub mobile ordering

Campus coffee bar in Shidler College serving Hawaiian-sourced coffee, espresso, bagels, and wraps

Surf-culture coffee truck at Food Truck Row with Hawaiian coffee and homemade local syrups

Residential convenience store open evenings with late-night snacks, sandwiches, and essentials

Coffeehouse on the ground floor of the Walter Dods, Jr. RISE Center on University Avenue, open every day of the week from 7 am to 7 pm.

Vietnamese counter in Hemenway Hall: pho, banh mi, pad thai, pastries and pre-made salads, open into the evening on weekdays.

Locally sourced salads, sandwiches, and grab-and-go items using fresh island-grown ingredients

Gourmet hot dogs and specialty sausages from the food truck row near Campus Center

Four 13-story first-year towers (Lehua, ʻIlima, Mokihana and Lokelani), about 260 residents each, named for the flowers of four Hawaiian islands.

Four-story first-year hall at the mouth of Mānoa Valley on East-West Road, about 156 residents.

Four-story first-year hall next to Hale Kahawai, about 160 residents, and the only hall here with single rooms for first-years (about 143 sq ft)…

The on-campus housing office in Frear Hall: applications, room assignments, contracts, appeals and meal plan payments.

LEED Silver 12-floor residence hall housing 810 students in suite configurations

10-story suite-style residence hall with city and valley views and ground-floor cafeteria

Two connected 3-story buildings housing 191 students in a learning-community environment

Small three-story hall on lower campus by the Stan Sheriff Center, built in 1978 for the football team and now about 57 upperclass residents.

On-campus apartments for upperclass students: two high-rise towers (F and I) and two three-story low-rise buildings (G and H), about 650 residents.

Privately operated (Asset Living) residence on University Avenue across from lower campus, listed by UH as housing for UH students.

Privately operated (Greystar) student and faculty apartment tower on Dole Street, on campus across from Frear Hall, listed by UH as housing for UH…

Free campus food pantry for UH Mānoa students in Hemenway Hall 111.

Eligible UH Mānoa students who pay the U-PASS transportation fee ride TheBus and Skyline free: the pass is already on your Holo-enabled UH ID card…

Free, air-conditioned campus shuttle for anyone with a UH ID, Monday to Friday during fall and spring semesters (no weekends or holidays).

Bike parking is free at more than 50 rack locations across campus, closer to buildings than any lot.

The parking office in QLC Room 014. Semester permits are scarce and go by class standing (mostly seniors and grad students), so do not ship or buy a…

Honolulu bike-share with 6 campus stations and discounted student plan at $15/month

Honolulu's Skyline rail plus a bus transfer is the new way in from the west side.

The main daily-parking structure, off Dole Street via Lower Campus Road (or from Waiʻalae Ave via Kalele Rd).

Parking structure on upper Dole Street by the Hale Aloha towers and student housing.

App-based hourly or daily car rental with four stations on campus (by Lincoln Hall, Frear Hall, Hale Noelani and Hale Wainani).