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University Park Campus Public Safety, Security and Emergency: (213) 740-4321 General Information: (213) 740-2311 or www.usc.edu University Park Campus Public Safety, Security and Emergency: (213) 740-4321 MAP KEY Academic Athletics Libraries Galleries, Lectures Dining & Performances Residential Parking Closed to traffic until March 2017 April 2016 General Information: (213) 740-2311 or www.usc.edu | Public Safety, Security and Emergency: (213) 740-4321 MapWelcome Site Locations to USC J6 3434 South Grand, CAL D6 Electron Microscopy and Microanalysis, C5 Lazzaro Plaza B6 Powell Hall, PHE F5 USCard (Parking Structure X) Dining D6 Ahmanson Center, ACB Center for, CEM F4 Leavey Library, LVL B5 Public Safety (Parking Structure A) C3 Uytengsu Aquatics Center, UAC D4 Annenberg Coffee Cart (ASC) E3 Ahn House (Dosan Ahn Chang Ho Family), AHN B2 Engemann Student Health Center, ESH D6 Leventhal School of Accounting, ACC G6 Purchasing Services (University Gardens C7 Verle Annis Gallery (Harris Hall) C2 Café 84 (King Hall) D3 Alice and Eleonore Schoenfeld Symphonic E6 Enrollment Services (Hubbard Hall) F6 Lewis Hall, RGL Building) F7 Verna and Peter Dauterive Hall, Future C5 Café, The (Wallis-ANN) Hall, AES B5 Epstein Family Plaza C6 Lindhurst Architecture Gallery (Watt Hall) D4 Queens Courtyard Home of, D5 California Pizza Kitchen F6 Alumni House, ALM F5 Everybody’s Kitchen (Birnkrant Residential C6 Lindhurst Fine Arts Gallery (Watt Hall) G6 Radisson Mid-City Hotel, RMH C5 Vivian Hall, VHE (Tutor Campus Center) E5 Alumni Park College) F5 LiteraTea Teahouse (Doheny Library) E3 Ramo Hall, RHM E5 Von KleinSmid Center, VKC E6 Cammilleri Café (Dauterive Hall) A5 Andrus Gerontology Center, GER A2 Facilities Management Services, FPM C3 Little Galen (dining near Heritage Hall) C6 Rapp Engineering Building, RRB G5 Von KleinSmid Residence Hall (New D3 Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (Cinematic Arts) D4 Annenberg Auditorium (Annenberg School) G7 Fertitta Hall, JFF, Fall 2016 C6 Loker Hydrocarbon Research Institute, LHI E3 Raubenheimer Music Faculty Building, MUS Residential College) D5 Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf D4 Annenberg School for Communication and G6 Figueroa Building, FIG C4 Loker Track Stadium (Cromwell Field) B4 Ray R. Irani Hall, RRI E4 Waite Phillips Hall, WPH (Tutor Campus Center) Journalism, ASC C7 Fisher Museum of Art (Harris Hall) C2 Lyon Center, LRC G4 Real Estate & Asset Management, UGW C6 Watt Hall, WAH G5 Everybody’s Kitchen C5 Annenberg Hall, Wallis, ANN F4 Fisher, Montgomery Ross Building, MRF C7 MacDonald Becket Center, MBC D5 Ronald Tutor Campus Center, TCC C2 Webb Tower, WTO G6 Ground Zero Performance Café F6 Argue Plaza C2 Fluor Tower, FLT E3 MacDonald Recital Hall (Raubenheimer I2 Roski Master of Fine Arts Gallery (Graduate F6 Widney Alumni House, ALM D5 Habit, The Burger Grill (Tutor Campus Center) B7 Arts and Humanities Residential College at E5 Founders Park Building) Fine Arts Building) D3 Williams, John Scoring Stage, JWS G6 Lab, The Gastropub (University Gardens Parkside, PRB F4 Gabilan Courtyard A3 Marks Tennis Stadium G6 Rosso Oro’s Pizzeria (Radisson Hotel) C7 Wong Conference Center (Harris Hall) Building) D5 Associates Park H6 Galen Athletic Pavilion, GAP F6 Marks Tower, DMT B6 Salvatori Computer Science Center, SAL C4 Wood, Robert Plaza E7 Law School Café (Musick Law Building) D7 Barrack Hall, BRI H5 Galen Center, GEC F6 Marks Residence Hall, DXM C5 Salvatori, Grace Ford Hall GFS H3 Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts, RZC D5 Lemonade (Tutor Campus Center) C7 Becket, MacDonald Center, MBC F3 Gavin Herbert Plaza B4 Massman Theatre (Drama Center) D6 Sample, Steven and Kathryn Hall, SKS D6 Zumberge Hall, ZHS F5 LiteraTea Teahouse (Doheny Memorial Library) B5 Biegler Hall, BHE B2 Golf Practice Facility C4 McAlister Conference Center, MAR A5 Scene Dock Theatre, SCD C4 Little Galen (near Heritage Hall) D4 Bing Theatre, BIT C4 Grace Ford Salvatori Hall, GFS F1 McAlister Soccer Field E7 Schaeffer Center, VPD Galleries, Lectures and G6 McKay’s (Radisson Hotel) G4 Birnkrant Residential College, BSR I2 Graduate Fine Arts Building, IFT F5 McCarthy Quad D3 Schoenfeld Symphonic Hall, Alice and Performances D5 Moreton Fig (Tutor Campus Center) E4 Bogardus Courtyard F6 Ground Zero Performance Café C2 McClintock Building, MCC Eleonore, AES D4 Annenberg Auditorium C7 Nekter at Shop Café (Harris Hall) D5 Bookstores, USC, BKS E5 Hahn Central Plaza C2 McClintock Studio Theatre (McClintock B6 Seaver Science Center, SSC D4 Bing Theatre D5 Panda Express (Tutor Campus Center) E4 Booth Hall, BMH C5 Hall Building, HSH Building) C6 Seaver Science Library, SSL D5 Bovard Auditorium A7 Parkside Restaurant E5 Bovard Administration Building, ADM E6 Hancock Foundation Building, AHF C3 McKay, John Center, JMC B5 Seeley G. Mudd Building, SGM D3 Brice, Fanny Theatre (Cinematic Arts) G6 Rosso Oro’s Pizzeria (Radisson Hotel) E5 Bovard Auditorium (Bovard Administration C6 Harris Hall, HAR G6 McKay’s (Radisson Hotel) E4 Social Sciences Building, SOS D3 Broccoli, Albert and Dana Theatre D5 Seeds Marketplace (Tutor Campus Center) Building) G4 Harris Residence Hall (North Residential C5 Meyer Plaza F4 Social Work Center, SWC (Cinematic Arts C7 Shop Café (Harris Hall) B4 Brain and Creativity Institute, BCI College) B4 Michelson Center for Convergent C6 Stabler Hall, LJS D3 Carson Center, CTV F5 Starbucks at Trojan Grounds (Birnkrant C3 Brittingham Intramural Field, BIM C5 Hedco Chemical Engineering, HED Bioscience, MCB, Fall 2017 C6 Stauffer Hall, SHS B4 Cammilleri Hall, Joyce J., (USC Brain and Residential College) B3 Brooks Pavilion (Dedeaux Field) C5 Hedco Neurosciences Building, HNB F4 Montgomery Ross Fisher Building, MRF C6 Stauffer Science Lecture Hall, SLH Creativity Institute) D5 Traditions Pub (Tutor Campus Center) C2 Café 84 (King Hall) D4 Heritage Hall, HER D6 Moulton Organic Chemistry Wing, OCW D6 Steven and Kathryn Sample Hall, SKS G4 Davidson Continuing Education Center B6 Tutor Café J6 Campus Development and Facilities, CDF E6 Herklotz Courtyard D7 Mudd Hall, MHP A5 Stever Courtyard H2 Douglas IMAX Theatre and Immersive Media I6 URBNMRKT (3434 S. Grand) D3 Carson Center, CTV E7 Hoffman Hall, HOH B5 Mudd, Seeley G. Building, SGM C5 Stonier Hall, STO Lab, Michelle and Kevin F4 USC University Club at King Stoops Hall, D6 Center for Electron Microscopy and F5 Housing Services (Parking Structure X) D3 Music Complex, The, TMC F4 Stoops Hall (Home of the University Club), EDL C7 Fisher Museum of Art (Harris Hall) The, EDL Microanalysis, CEM B3 Howard Jones Field E7 Musick Law Building, LAW B2 Student Health Center, Engemann, ESH D5 Forum, The (Tutor Campus Center) D5 Verde (Tutor Campus Center) D3 Cinematic Arts, USC School of E6 Hubbard Hall, JHH F5 Nazarian Pavilion B2 Student Health Insurance Office (Engemann D5 Grand Ballroom (Tutor Campus Center) D3 Cinematic Arts, SCA B6 Hughes Aircraft Electrical Engineering B6 Neely Petroleum Engineering, PCE Student Health Center), ESH G6 Ground Zero Performance Café Athletics C3 Cinematic Arts, SCB Center, EEB C7 Nekter at Shop Café (Harris Hall) D5 Student Union, Gwynn Wilson, STU D3 Hefner, Hugh M. Exhibition Hall D3 Basketball Courts C3 Cinematic Arts, SCC G4 International Academy at Davidson E6 Newman Recital Hall (Hancock Foundation) E4 Taper Hall, THH (Cinematic Arts) C3 Brittingham Intramural Field D3 Cinematic Arts, SCE Continuing Education Center, DCC G5 New Residential College, NEW (College A5 Technical Theatre Laboratory, TTL C6 Lindhurst Architecture and Fine Arts ** Coliseum, LA Memorial **(Exposition Park) C3 Cinematic Arts, SCI D5 International Plaza (Tutor Campus Center) Residence Hall, Von KleinSmid Residence Hall) A2 Tennis Courts Galleries (Watt Hall) C4 Cromwell Field C3 Cinematic Arts, SCX A6 International Residential College at D4 Noble Plaza H4 Thornton Practice Facility, UGW B4 Massman Theatre (Drama Center) B3 Dedeaux Field, BDF D3 Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (Cinematic Arts) Parkside, IRC E4 Norris Cinema Theatre, NCT D5 Tommy Trojan E4 MacDonald Recital Hall (Raubenheimer H6 Galen Athletic Pavilion, GAP E4 College Academic Services Building, CAS A7 International Residential College at D2 Norris Dental Science Center, DEN E6 Town and Gown, TGF Building) H5 Galen Center E3 College House, CLH Parkside Restaurant G5 North Residential College, NRC (Harris F5 Transportation Services (Parking Structure X) C2 McClintock Studio Theatre (McClintock B2 Golf Practice Facility G5 College Residence Hall (New Residential D6 Iovine and Young Academy, USC (Tutor Residence Hall, University Residence Hall) D5 Trojan Bookstore, BKS Building) C4 Heritage Hall, HER College) Campus Center) A6 Ogasawara Plaza F5 Trojan Grounds (Birnkrant Residential E6 Newman Recital Hall (Hancock Foundation) B3 Howard Jones Field D5 Credit Union (Student Union), USC B4 Irani, Ray R. 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