Academic Year 2023-2024 updates:

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Toys for Tickets program extended to Dec. 14 (ENDED)

Toys for Tickets logo with Scrappy and LuckyOur department helped make it a bit easier for our campus community to pay off their citations, while also giving back to children in need through this year's Toys for Tickets.

The program has now concluded for 2023, but we hope to continue it for years to come!

This year, we collected 287 toys through the program -- a big success!

We will continue to look for ways to help our students and the community through future programming. Stay tuned!!

Labor Day bus service and parking at UNT

Click image for Labor Day bus PDFUNT will be closed for Labor Day, Sept. 4. For Housing residents who need to get to and from the Victory Hall/Remote parking lots, the Mean Green Night Rider Shuttle (MGNR 116) will be active starting at 5:26 pm. All other shuttle service is suspended for the day. Please click on the image at right for a PDF of the bus route and time schedule. A full list of UNT bus routes and the service calendar for the year can be found on the DCTA website here.

Residents and visitors may park in any F/S (blue signed lots) or Eagle (gold signed lots) all weekend, Sept. 2-4, and through 7 am Tuesday, Sept. 5, as our office will be closed and we will not be ticketing until Tuesday morning.

Home Football Game Day bus service at UNT

Mean Green Plus Route click for PDFHome football games at UNT always bring excitment from fans -- and traffic. In order to best serve our students who live in Victory Hall or who need to get to the DATCU Stadium area, the weekend Mean Green Plus (Path A) bus will have a modified route on the Saturdays of each game day.

Click on the image at right for the regular Mean Green Plus bus schedule, which will skip the #5 stop at Victory Hall starting 3 hours before the game begins until 1 hour after it ends.

During this time, its last stop will be at the Fouts Transfer station in Lot 20. From there, students can ride their bikes or walk across the parking lot and across the pedestrian bridge to the Stadium/Victory Hall areas. A limited ADA shuttle will operate during the game between the Fouts Transfer station and DATCU Stadium. E-ride will also be in service that evening by calling 940-565-3014. Click here for the details on e-Ride. We apologize for the inconvenience. Having this restriction prevents the bus from getting stuck in traffic, which would greatly delay its schedule.

 A full list of UNT bus routes and the service calendar for the year can be found on the DCTA website here.

Move cars for Football Game Day

Map of where to move cars for football gamesEach fall semester, UNT Housing residents who are parked in Remote, general Resident or the southern park of Lot 19 RR, along with Eagle commuters and Faculty/Staff in Lot 20 and the areas around DATCU Stadium, need to move their cars to allow for game day traffic on Mean Green home football game days.
 
You may move cars starting at 3 pm on the Friday before the Saturday game day. Cars must be moved by 6 am on game day. Please see the map at right (and click on it for a printable PDF) for the locations where you should move your car -- these include Eagle lots on the main part of campus.
Cars that are not moved are subject to be towed and/or a $125 fine. If your car is towed, you should find it in Lot 40. You can use Google Maps and search for "UNT Lot 40" for directions to that parking lot.
 
Please move your cars back to your designated parking lot no later than 7 am the Monday following a home football game.
Cars that are not moved back are subject to a citation of up to $35 or more.
 
If you would like to purchase a parking permit for a Mean Green Football Home Game, please visit the Athletics website here for a map of the lots and pricing -- and click the "buy tickets" button in the left hand corner to purchase a parking permit. During home games, only Mean Green Athletics parking permits are valid in the lots circled on the map at right.
 
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we make UNT's campus welcoming for our Mean Green fans!

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