On Friday Sep 16, head to Kerchoff Patio for 90-minute tours of the UCLA campus led by veteran UCLA graduate students. Start times: 11am, 12:45pm, 2pm, 3:30pm
Dance Marathon, a 26-hour event, is put on here each year to raise money for pediatric AIDS research. It has established itself as a tradition on the UCLA campus and among the Los Angeles community.
The UCLA Store stands proud as one of the nation's largest independently run bookstores. Besides textbooks, you can find almost anything with the UCLA logo on it! Read more.
UCLA's first coffee house, opened in 1976, is still a favorite student gathering-place. Coffees & teas are a staple; there's also an extensive pastry selection & a Baskin-Robbins ice cream counter. Read more.
Bruin Plaza is the center of Bruin Walk, where popular UCLA landmarks such as the Bruin statue, student union, bookstore, Athletics Hall of Fame and the Wooden Center can be found.
During the week before the big football game against USC, the bear is protected in heavy tarp with a sign reading, "The Bruin Bear is hibernating.”
Guarding Bruin Plaza is our mascot "Joe." Check out the Bruin statue standing 6 ft. high and 10 ft. long, a 2-ton gift from the Alumni Association in celebration of the Association's 50th Anniversary! Read more.
The CTO is where Bruins buy their tickets for sporting events, music performances, themeparks and more! Students can get discounts to events taking place on campus or in the surrounding L.A. area. Read more.
Boelter Hall is the future home to a museum that will hold Prof. Leonard Kleinrock's Interface Message Processor (IMP), the router used to make the first Internet connection! Read more.
The UCLA Career Center offers an extensive array of career services, including the BruinView™ Career Management System, exclusively for UCLA Students and subscribing Alumni. Read more.
Join us for a bite at the Nouveau Food Trucks brought to you by UCLA Restaurants! Want to know who's coming next? Just check out the schedule online! Read more.
Named for the Janss brothers, who sold the land to UCLA, these 87-steps were the main entrance to UCLA. They have been featured in movies, like “Nutty Professor” and “Old School." Read more.
Located atop Janss Steps, a Senior Class of '89 gift, and renamed for the Shapiro Family's philanthropic dedication. Seniors celebrate in the fountain on the last day of Finals!
Featuring state-of-the-art dance theaters, studios, classrooms, and the Kaufman Family Garden Theater, Glorya Kaufman Hall is home to the UCLA Department of World Arts and Cultures/Dance. Read more.
UCLA Live presents world-class performing arts with a global perspective, enhancing the experience by engaging, cultivating, and developing artists and audiences. Read more.
The Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA is an independently accredited hospital. It offers an array of services in a warm, supportive environment with 75 large, private patient rooms. Read more.
Schoenberg Music Building, named for composer and painter Arnold Schoenberg, houses the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, Music Library and the second largest ethnomusicology archive in the nation. Read more.
The School of Nursing is redefining nursing through uncompromised excellence in research, education, practice, policy and patient advocacy. Graduates are reimagining the profession of nursing. Read more.
Drake Stadium is the home of UCLA's track and field and soccer teams. The top of the stadium offers a spectacular view of the entire UCLA campus. Read more.
Designed by architect I.M. Pei, the 1 million+ sq. ft., 10-story structure encompasses Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA and Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA. Read more.
One of the youngest top-ranked medical schools in the U.S., the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA is a leader in research, medical education, patient care and public service.
Considered among the elite for its pediatric care, Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA serves over 6,000 inpatients and 100,000 outpatients annually, offering a full spectrum of medical care for children. Read more.
The Jules Stein Eye Institute is a world-renowned center dedicated to the preservation of vision and blindness prevention, with progressive programs for eye research, education, and patient care.
UCLA Tiverton House is a 100-room hotel designed to meet the needs of Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center patients and their families in Westwood. Read more.
Adjacent to the Medical Center, UCLA Medical Plaza consists of 3 buildings plus an adjacent parking structure, offering convenient access to various outpatient services in over 80 specialty clinics. Read more.
Hammer members enjoy priority seating at public programs, among other great benefits. Read more.
