You can install Gaussian 16 on your lab computer.

These instructions don't include any queueing software, so to submit a job open a terminal and type type g16 inputfilename.com

Here are the steps to do it.

1) Get a xeon computer (as of 11/9/2017 I have not tried it on other CPU architectures)

2) install Suse Linux (Leap 42.3) on it https://software.opensuse.org/distributions/leap (as of 11/9/2017 I have not tried other linux distributions)

3) copy g16.tar.gz to /usr/local on your computer

4) uncompress g16.tar.bz by typing as root tar -zxvf g16.tar.gz

5) After uncompressing change the group on the g16 folder so everyone can use the files by typing chgrp -R users g16

6) create a scratch directory for Gaussian (note: I put it in home but feel free to put it anywhere you have a lot of free space)

7) each users will need to create a file in their home directory called .bash_profile and put in the following lines (again if you put your scratch directory somehwere else then make the appropriate changes in line two below)

8) reboot the computer and you're good to go