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Powering Your Student Experience

Everyday essentials make campus life smoother. From mail to meal plans, Auxiliary Services keeps things running behind the scenes so your day stays on track.

The Everyday Things That Keep You Moving

We take care of campus services so you can focus on your goals, your time and your Niner experience.

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Dining Services
Explore dining halls, meals plans and dining apps.
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49er ID
Manage your ID, purchase a meal plan or make a deposit.
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Bookstore
Learn about the Niner Course Pack, campus gear or reserve a meeting space.
Students picking up packages.
Mail & Package
Learn about mail service locations, resident student mail pickup, or shipping services and supplies.
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Copy & Print
Find a copier or printer, or order from FedEx Office.
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Passports
Find passport forms, pricing, or schedule an appointment.

Bring Niner Spirit to Life the Right Way

From student clubs to campus departments, our Licensing team helps you use Charlotte logos and branding with confidence, clarity and pride.

What's New with Auxiliary Services

From student events with our Niner Aux Guides to important service updates, find the latest news from Auxiliary Services here.

Sustainability at Charlotte: Small Choices, Big Impact

At Charlotte, sustainability is part of daily life thanks to student-focused programs like local dining partnerships, zero-waste game days and food recovery efforts led by Auxiliary Services.

From locally sourced meals to zero-waste game days, Charlotte weaves sustainability into everyday campus life.

Join the Ambassador Team

Want to make your voice heard and boost your resume? As a Niner Aux Guide, you’ll help shape campus life by sharing your insights, testing new services and spreading the word about Business Services. Earn exclusive perks like Niner swag, bonus dining funds and more, all with less than 10 hours of commitment per semester.