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Welcome to the University of Southern California

University Park Campus

This 60- to 90-minute walking tour will introduce you to the beautiful University Park Campus and its significant points of interest. Within this guide you will find a map to help you stay on route, and information about nearby entertainment and cultural venues. We thank you for visiting our campus and hope you enjoy your stay.

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Tutor Campus CenterThe 150,000-square-foot Ronald Tutor Campus Center houses our Admission Center, Alumni Center, student offices and workspace, multipurpose areas for meetings and gatherings, a wide variety of dining options — including a fine- dining restaurant — and performance venues.

Student Union BuildingThe Student Union remains one of the main hubs for extracurricular campus life. Housed inside are offices for cultural centers such as the Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs, and Asian Pacific American Students Services. Here you will also find the USC Ticket Office, a pharmacy, the Career Center, Disability Services and Programs, and the Daily Trojan, USC’s student-run, daily newspaper.

Leventhal School of Accounting AccountingAs the long-standing and nationally recognized sister school to the Marshall School of Business, the Leventhal School of Accounting prepares students to achieve the highest levels of success in the accounting profession. Musick Law Building LawThe Musick Law Building serves as the headquarters for the Gould School of Law, which ranks among the top law schools in the country. Over the course of its 115-year history, the School has distinguished itself through its interdisciplinary approach and its tight-knit community of students and alumni.

School of Cinematic Arts Complex Cinematic ArtsUSC alumnus George Lucas raised and donated $175 million toward construction of these state-of-the-art facilities, which include classrooms, sound stages, post- production facilities, editing labs, screening rooms and administrative space for the School of Cinematic Arts.

Did You Know: Cinema students have enough resources available to them to produce a feature-length film without ever leaving campus.

Norris Dental Science Center DentistryThe Norris Dental Science Center is home to the academic and clinical programs of the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry. The School’s world-class faculty help shape future researchers and clinicians by maintaining high ethical and profes-sional standards. Under the supervision of faculty, student doctors and residents provide high-quality oral health care at reduced rates in the facility’s clinical areas.

Bing Theater Dramatic ArtsThis facility seats 550 and features a traditional proscenium-style stage that can accommodate the needs of the school’s large-scale productions. Thanks to our unique location in Los Angeles, students in the USC School of Dramatic Arts have the opportunity to learn from visiting artists working in the industry and are encouraged to get involved in productions throughout the year.

Ramo Hall and Booth Hall MusicThese constitute the main buildings for the Thornton School of Music, with class-rooms and soundproof practice rooms. One of the oldest and most distinguished music schools in the country, the School’s conservatory-style curriculum attracts internationally renowned faculty artists, produces more than 500 concerts every year and remains the only university music school to broadcast a radio program in a major media market.

Eileen L. Norris Cinema Theater Cinematic ArtsAs part of the USC School of Cinematic Arts, this building serves as a classroom as well as a general movie theatre for on-campus screenings. To enhance the movie-going experience, USC faculty member and Academy Award-winner Tomlinson Holman created the world-renowned THX reproduction standard now used in this theatre and in theatres around the world.

Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism CommunicationNamed for former US Ambassador and founder of Seventeen Magazine and TV Guide, Walter Annenberg, the School remains a leader in the fields of communication, journalism and public relations. Study abroad opportunities, internships, research, and digital media complement the academic learning environment. Students also have the opportunity to receive hands-on experience by participating in Annenberg TV News, Annenberg News Radio and the Daily Trojan student newspaper.

Taper Hall of Humanities Letters, Arts and Sciences THH serves as home to USC Dornsife’s departments of Comparative Literature, English, and Foreign Language. Numerous General Education courses are taught throughout its undergraduate lecture halls. In addition, two academic resource facilities are located on the top floors of THH: the Writing Center and the Language Center.

Trojan Facts: The average class size at USC is 26 students. The student-to-faculty ratio is 9:1.

Waite Phillips Hall EducationUSC offered its first classes in education in the 1890s, and by 1918 the School of Education was formally established. In 1998, alumni Barbara J. and Roger W. Rossier gave $20 million to the school. In recognition of their generosity, the school was renamed in their honor. Today, the Rossier School of Education is a recognized leader in education and has expanded its reach beyond the campus through the online Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program.

Trousdale ParkwayOn a typical day at USC, Trousdale Parkway is bustling with students, staff and faculty. As the main thoroughfare on campus, Trousdale has become a center of student activity and the location of key events offered throughout the year.

Von KleinSmid Center Letters, Arts and SciencesThis large brick building is home to four of the departments in the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences: International Relations, the Unruh Institute of Politics, East Asian Studies, and Art History. The globe atop the building’s tower and the international flags surrounding the building represent USC’s strong interest in global affairs and commitment to humanitarianism.

International Trojans: USC has the one of the largest international student populations of any university in the country.

Barrack Hall BusinessAlong with nearby Hoffman and Fertitta halls, Barrack Hall serves as home to the Marshall School of Business. Originally known as Bridge Hall, it was renamed in 2014 thanks to a gift from USC Trustee Thomas J. Barrack Jr. The Marshall School’s prestigious faculty, location in Los Angeles and access to an active alumni network make this program one of the leading business schools in the nation.

Mudd Hall Letters, Arts and Sciences Dedicated in 1930, the Mudd Hall of Philosophy has become a distinct and recognizable landmark on the University Park Campus. It currently houses the Hoose Library, one of the best collections of philosophy texts in the world, along with classrooms and faculty offices.

Harris Hall Art and Design Harris Hall serves as headquarters for our Roski School of Art and Design. The school offers a Master of Arts in Curatorial Practices and the Public Sphere and a Master of Fine Arts program. In addition to challenging themselves in a rigorous academic program, students at Roski have interned at a wide variety of companies and institutions including MTV, ABC, Sony Pictures and the J. Paul Getty Museum.

Watt Hall ArchitectureLocated in Watt Hall, the USC School of Architecture is the oldest of its kind in Southern California. Its distinguished alumni include Pritzker Prize-winners Thom Mayne and Frank Gehry. In 2011, USC president C. L. Max Nikias named Gehry the Judge Widney Professor of Architecture. Ronald Tutor Hall EngineeringHere on the southwest side of campus, you will find Ronald Tutor Hall and many other buildings associated with the Viterbi School of Engineering. In addition to state-of-the-art classrooms and research facilities, Tutor Hall fosters community with the Baum Family Student Center, a spacious lounge on the second floor, and a popular café.

Ethel Percy Andrus Gerontology Center GerontologyThis building houses the Davis School of Gerontology, the oldest and largest school of gerontology in the world. A pioneer in the field, the Davis School offered the world’s first PhD program in Gerontology, the first joint master’s degree with Gerontology and Business Administration and the first undergraduate Health Science track in Gerontology.

Seeley G. Mudd Building Health ProfessionsSGM is home to several of our Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences and undergraduate Health Promotion and Disease Prevention classes. HPDP, as it is commonly referred to, is a unique option for students who want to focus on the psychological and biological aspects of health and well being.

Grace Ford Salvatori Hall The Graduate SchoolGrace Ford Salvatori Hall houses the offices of the Graduate School, whose mission is to promote a distinguished PhD experience. The School also celebrates graduate student achievements and provides leadership in the establishment of policies and procedures governing graduate education.

Pertusati University BookstoreThis bookstore has everything you need to be a well-equipped USC student, parent, alum or fan. Textbooks, course materials, and general fiction and nonfiction books can be found in the basement. The first floor sells greeting cards and school and office supplies. The second and third floors offer men’s and women’s clothing, a makeup counter and a computer store, in addition to Trojan apparel and gifts.

Wallis Annenberg Hall CommunicationThe newest addition to the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, the 88,000-square-foot Wallis Annenberg Hall combines tradition and technological innovation. Students and staff can take advantage of its converged media center, classrooms for multimedia content creation, café and numerous meeting areas. Its exterior is a blend of Romanesque and neo-Gothic elements.

Katherine B. Loker Track Stadium/Cromwell FieldHome to the men’s and women’s track and field teams, this stadium also provides a playing field for a wide array of club and intramural sports. The five obelisks in the northeast corner of the stadium signify USC’s strong Olympic tradition.

Heritage HallTrojan Athletics makes its home in Heritage Hall, where the coaches’ and athletic administration offices can be found. Heritage Hall also boasts a beautiful display of USC’s six Heisman Trophies, numerous national championship awards and other prestigious athletic accolades.

Did You Know: USC sponsors a philanthropic program called “Swim With Mike,” an annual swim-a-thon held to raise money for the Physically Challenged Athletes Scholarship Fund. It was established in 1981 on behalf of Mike Nyeholt, a three-time All-American swimmer who was paralyzed from the chest down following a motorcycle accident.

Self-Guided Tour

Leavey Memorial LibraryThe newest of USC’s 23 libraries, Leavey offers computers, printing stations and soundproof rooms to facilitate studying and research. It also stays open 24 hours a day, seven days a week to accommodate every student’s busy schedule.

Did You Know: The USC library system houses over six million volumes of books.

Montgomery Ross Fisher Building Social WorkThe longtime home of the USC School of Social Work, the Montgomery Ross Fisher building also houses the school’s research institute, the Hamovitch Center for Science in the Human Services. In 2006, a classroom was converted to a distance-learning studio: live streaming video, video conferencing and audio/video recording allow simultaneous teaching in multiple locations.

McCarthy QuadMcCarthy Quad serves as the hub of student life, and hosts numerous events throughout the academic year. The USC Farmer’s Market is held each Wednesday on the Quad and offers an array of grocery items and fresh produce, in addition to hot foods from area restaurants.

Widney Alumni HouseUpon USC’s founding in 1880, the Alumni House stood as the university’s first and only building, accommodating 53 students and 10 faculty members. It now serves the Alumni Association, which comprises over 300,000 Trojans worldwide.

Trojan Fact: This house has been moved four times since 1880. It was originally located at the corner of Watt Way and Hellman Way, where the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism Building (22) now stands.

Ralph and Goldy Lewis Hall Public PolicyThis beautifully constructed hall serves as the main headquarters for the Price School of Public Policy, which combines practical hands-on work with a solid theoretical foundation.

Doheny Memorial LibraryThe oldest research library on the USC campus, Doheny comprises nine separate floors that house approximately 790,000 books. Doheny also boasts impressive architectural features such as marble pillars and a stained-glass study room known as the “Intellectual Commons.” Students, staff and visitors can find indoor and outdoor seating areas and a peaceful place for study or conversation in Doheny’s quaint coffee shop, LiteraTea.

Bovard Administration Building and AuditoriumThe second oldest concert hall in Los Angeles, Bovard Auditorium seats nearly 1,250 people. Throughout the year, the auditorium hosts special events and performances for our Visions and Voices arts and humanities program. Past participants have included authors Isabel Allende and David Sedaris, the Diavolo Dance Theatre, and the world’s most acclaimed tap dancer, Savion Glover.

Additionally, John Williams conducted a performance of several film scores in this auditorium. Bovard also houses the offices of the university president, provost and other members of the senior administration. Tommy TrojanA true symbol of USC, this handsome statue was built in 1930 to commemorate USC’s 50th anniversary. On the side of Tommy’s pedestal are the five ideal attributes of a Trojan: faithful, scholarly, skillful, courageous and ambitious. These traits distinguish USC graduates both in Los Angeles and around the globe.

Schools and departments not listed on the tour route:Pharmacy (Health Sciences Campus)Keck School of Medicine (Health Sciences Campus)Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy (Health Sciences Campus)

Thank you for visiting the USC University Park Campus! If you would like to visit campus again, please consider participating in one of our formal campus visit programs for prospective students and their families. Find out more online at gradadm.usc.edu. We hope you enjoyed your day.

USC’s Liberal Arts and Professional Schoolssustainability, amenity and cultural significance. The School equips students with the skills necessary to address the issues of a complex and dynamic global society. arch.usc.edu

Marshall School of BusinessRoutinely ranked among the top business schools in the world, the Marshall School of Business emphasizes communication, analytical decision-making and teamwork, providing business students with the skills, confidence and knowledge necessary for a rewarding career or advanced professional studies. marshall.usc.edu

USC School of Cinematic ArtsFounded in collaboration with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) in 1929, the USC School of Cinematic Arts has fueled and mirrored the growth of entertainment as an industry and an art form. The School offers comprehensive programs in film and television production, writing, cinema and media studies, media arts and practice, animation and digital arts, and interactive media and games — taught by leading practitioners in each field. cinema.usc.edu

Annenberg School for Communication and JournalismThe USC Annenberg School or Communication and Journalism is a national leader in education, scholarship and professional practice in the fields of communication, journalism, public diplomacy and public relations. The School’s graduate programs emphasize leadership, innovation, service and entrepreneurship, drawing upon the resources of a networked university in a global urban environment. annenberg.usc.edu

Herman Ostrow School of DentistryFounded in 1897, the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC is a top-ranked private professional school that fosters an interdisciplinary and holistic approach to health and disease prevention. With degree and professional tracks ranging from general practice dentistry and surgery, to endodontics and pediatric dentistry, the School prepares its graduates to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing global health field. dentistry.usc.edu

USC School of Dramatic ArtsConsidered one of the top drama programs in the world, the School of Dramatic Arts encourages students to discover their fullest creative expression through conservatory-style artistic training within the context of a major research university. dramaticarts.usc.edu

Rossier School of EducationThe USC Rossier School of Education offers a range of academic programs that prepare students to start and advance careers as teachers, educational leaders, counselors and educational policy scholars. All programs offer exceptional academic preparation that reflects our guiding principles of accountability, diversity, leadership and learning. Committed to innovation, we use the latest technologies and online capabilities to provide students with the tools for success. rossier.usc.edu

Viterbi School of EngineeringConsistently ranked among the top graduate engineering programs in the country, the Viterbi School offers 70 degree options within its eight academic departments. Disciplines range from broad areas such as mechanical engineering and computer science to niche

Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and SciencesThe academic heart of the university, Dornsife College offers master’s and PhD degrees in over 40 fields of study. Graduate students enjoy the School’s intimate feel, ready access to world-renowned scholars, the academic support of leading research institutes, and generous financial support through fellowships and assistantships.dornsife.usc.edu

Bovard CollegeNamed for Emma Bovard, one of the first students to enroll at USC in 1880, Bovard College was founded with a mission to expand opportunities for high-achieving students from a broad array of backgrounds. The College currently houses the International Academy, USC Bovard Scholars and USC Summer Programs. Beginning in May 2017, the College will offer its first online graduate degree in Human Resource Management. bovardcollege.usc.edu

Leventhal School of AccountingAn integral part of the USC Marshall School of Business, the USC Leventhal School of Accounting is a recognized leader in modern accounting education, consistently ranked among the top five graduate programs nationwide. Intended for students with undergraduate degrees in the liberal arts, science or business, our master’s degree programs provide the conceptual, technical, analytical and communication skills necessary for success in a dynamic and challenging profession. marshall.usc.edu/leventhal

USC School of ArchitectureThe oldest school of its kind in the Western United States, the USC School of Architecture offers master’s programs that focus on solving the problems of rising urban density while preserving

programs in medical device and diagnostic engineering, and SMART oilfield technology. Building on more than a century of innovation in research and education, the School prepares tomorrow’s engineering leaders to meet the global challenges that affect our quality of life in the 21st century. viterbi.usc.edu

Roski School of Art and DesignLocated in the nation’s leading center of contemporary arts and culture, the Roski School of Art and Design draws from a large pool of leading artists, writers and critics in Los Angeles to augment the distinguished full-time teaching staff. Traditional arts are fully integrated with digital technology. Facilities include a sophisticated intermedia lab, two spacious and well-equipped photography studios, and three on-campus galleries. roski.usc.edu

Davis School of GerontologyThe USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology is the oldest and largest school of gerontology in the world. Since 1975 the school has been preparing students to assume professional leadership positions in the administration, delivery and evaluation of services for older people and their families, as well as in policy planning, teaching and research. The school pursues multidisciplinary research into the biological, behavioral and social aspects of aging, and offers service programs for older adults and their families. gero.usc.edu

Keck School of MedicineOne of the most prestigious medical schools in the country, the Keck School of Medicine offers students unparalleled opportunities to become leaders and innovators in research, clinical care and health education. A commitment to combining laboratory research with practical applications propels

the School’s continued success in meeting the challenges of the 21st century. Students have access to one of the largest teaching hospitals in the U.S., the Los Angeles County + USC Medical Center. keck.usc.edu

Independent Health ProfessionsUSC Department of Biokinesiology and Physical TherapyFounded in 1943, the USC Department of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy is a leading center for physical therapy research, education and clinical practice, with an emphasis on evidence-based treatment. Faculty are internationally recognized leaders in the field, with specialties that include embryonic development, geriatrics, neurology, orthopedics and pediatrics. pt.usc.edu

Mrs. T.H. Chan Division of Occupational Science and Occupational TherapyRanked number one in the nation by U.S. News and World Report, the Mrs. T.H. Chan Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy is a center of clinical innovation and theoretical development, with a faculty of renowned practitioners and theorists. The division established the world’s first professional and post-professional master’s degree programs in occupational therapy — the application of activities that improve performance, prevent illness and disability, and promote adaptation to life changes. chan.usc.edu

Gould School of LawFounded in 1896, USC Gould School of Law has become one of the country’s most prominent law schools, offering an interdisciplinary legal education informed by the diversity of a smart and collegial

student body and guided by top practitioners in the nation’s second-largest legal market. Students can take courses at many of USC’s stellar graduate schools, and receive hands-on experience through our public service programs and legal clinics. Through rigorous academic training and practical application of skills, students acquire the experience necessary to succeed as leaders in a global environment. gould.usc.edu

Thornton School of MusicThe oldest continually operating cultural institution in Los Angeles, USC Thornton consistently ranks among the nation’s top music schools and conservatories, bringing together a stellar faculty and offering an impressive range of performance opportunities — all within the vibrant hub of the music industry. music.usc.edu

USC School of PharmacyFounded in 1905, the School of Pharmacy is recognized as one of the most innovative in the world. Located on USC’s Health Sciences Campus, the School provides clinical training through the Los Angeles County + USC Medical Center, as well as the nearby USC Medical Center, USC/Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center and affiliated hospitals, clinics and agencies. Students become vital members of the patient care team, ensuring a better quality of life for those they serve. pharmacyschool.usc.edu

Price School of Public PolicyThe Sol Price School of Public Policy fosters the leadership and innovative thinking necessary to solve some of the most critical issues facing society. Students can specialize in public administration, public policy, urban planning, nonprofit leadership and management, real estate development, health

administration, leadership, and international public policy and management. Study and practical training prepare students for careers in government, business or the nonprofit sector. priceschool.usc.edu

Dworak-Peck School of Social WorkThe Dworak-Peck School of Social Work ranks among the top social work graduate programs in the United States. The first in the West to offer an MSW and a PhD in social work, the School became the first truly national social work program with the launch of a web-based master’s degree. The School has also gained national repute for its military social work program, the first of its kind at a research university. The program offers a rich array of opportunities for advanced study with internationally renowned USC faculty, as well as a distinctive research environment. sowkweb.usc.edu

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