University of North Texas 
Diamond Eagle Student Resource Center
We promote sustainability and offer UNT students free access to nourishing food, professional
clothing, graduation regalia, as well as environmentally-oriented workshops, project
funding, and volunteer opportunities.
We're moving!
We’re excited to share that the Diamond Eagle Student Resource Center is moving to a larger home on the UNT campus!
From July 20-August 1, the Food Pantry presented by Kroger, Suit Up Closet, and Mean Green Gowns for Grads will temporarily close as we relocate from Crumley Hall to 621 S. Welch St., the former Center for Fraternity and Sorority Life. We anticipate reopening our programs on Monday, August 3 at 9am.
The Community Garden remains open in its current location behind Crumley Hall.
Our new location offers more room, more shelving, and more storage, allowing us to expand our offerings and provide even more support to the UNT community!
What you need to know:
- New location: 621 S Welch St, the former Center for Fraternity and Sorority Life
- Temporary Closure: The pantry will be closed July 20 – Aug 1 while we relocate
- Anticipated reopen date: Monday, August 3
- Student Benefit: DESRC reopens with more space, more shelving and more storage, allowing us to better serve students.
- Alternative Resources: During the relocation, students can find alternative food resources at the links below:
- Off-campus resources page and SNAP & Community Resources page
- Denton food resources listed on the Dean of Students website
- additional local resources on the Tarrant Area Food Bank website
- for state/nationwide resources, search the Feeding America Find Your Local Food Bank database
We're working hard to make the transition as smooth as possible and can't wait to welcome you to our new space. Thank you for your patience and support during the move. We’re excited for this next chapter and look forward to serving even more students in our new home!
WHAT IS THE DIAMOND EAGLE STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER?
The DESRC is UNT's campus hub for student support. We offer free food and clothing resources, professional development and volunteer opportunities, and are home to all things sustainability at UNT!
We house the UNT Food Pantry, Clothing Closet, Suit Up Closet, Mean Green Gowns for Grads, the UNT Community Garden, the Sustainable Arts Garden, and the We Mean Green Fund! Explore our many programs below.
UNT FOOD PANTRY
The UNT Food Pantry Presented by Kroger offers free food to all currently enrolled
UNT students.
CLOTHING & SUIT UP CLOSETS
The Diamond Eagle Clothing Closet offers free clothing for UNT students. The Suit
Up Closet offers free short-term professional wear rentals for UNT students.
GOWNS FOR GRADS
The Mean Green Gowns for Grads program provides free graduation regalia rentals for
graduates.
WE MEAN GREEN FUND
The We Mean Green Fund funds on-campus sustainability projects proposed by students,
staff, and faculty.
UNT COMMUNITY GARDEN
The UNT Community Garden is dedicated to increasing food sovereignty on campus, offering
students, staff, and faculty an opportunity to grow their own food.
SUSTAINABLE ARTS GARDEN
The Sustainable Arts Garden (SAG) is a natural dye garden dedicated to building creative
community and connections to the land through sustainable art education and experimentation.
UPCOMING EVENTS