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A BCDEFGHIJ Road Closed 1 Torrey Pines 1 Center North Visitor Information Center Parking Permit Dispenser Torrey Pines Center South Change Machine Stuart Collection 2 2 Campus Loop Visitor Information Center 3 3 Torrey Pines Scenic Dr. North Campus Recreation Area P351 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Café Ventanas REGISTER 4 ERC CONFERENCE 4 Salk Institute Road SERVICE CENTER ERC Hopkins Dr. 5 5 North Torrey Pines Road 6 6 CalIT2 Building Geisel Canyonview 7 Library Aquatics & 7 Activities Center Almahurst Row Pool P208 Recreation Fields 8 8 North Torrey Pines Road 9 9 Muir Field Parking 10 Office 10 Revelle Commons 11 11 Scholars Drive South Visitor North Torrey Pines Road Information Center 12 12 Mandell Weiss Forum La Jolla Village Dr. 13 13 UC San Diego Villa La Jolla Dr. Conference Services 0304-486 AB CD EFGHI J Structures 263 Main Gymnasium . .C9 Academic Listings 726 LCHC — Laboratory for 970 Vice Chancellor, Research 293 Groundwork Books, 949 Management School Administration Comparative Human Cognition (105 University Center) . .E8 Student Center . .D9 982 Academic Senate 843 AIDS Research Institute, Stein (517 University Center, (214–215 University Center) . .E8 (412 University Center) . .F 8 Clinical Research Building . .G10 970 Vice Chancellor, Resource 293 Guardian Student Newspaper, 173 Mandell Weiss Forum . .C12 2nd floor) . .G 8 Management and Planning Student Center . .D9 960 Admissions — Undergraduate 843 Academic Geriatric Resource 246 Linguistics Department, (109 University Center) . .E8 (301 University Center) . .F 9 171 Mandell Weiss Theatre . .C13 Center, Stein Clinical 225 Half Dome Conference McGill Hall . .C8 970 Vice Chancellor, Student Affa irs Room, Stuart Commons . .B8 419 Africa Hall . .B4 285 Mandeville Center . .D 9 Research Building . .G10 627 Literature Department, (112 University Center) . .E8 245 Mandler Hall . .C8 490 Anthropology Department, 962 Housing, On-campus 249 Applied Physics and Literature Building . .G7 (310 University Center) . .F9 Mathematics Building . .C 8 743 Matthews Apartments . .H8 Social Sciences Building . .C5 249 Mathematics Department, Human Resources, 601 Bioengineering Department, 500 125 Argo Hall . .C11 133 Mayer Hall . .D10 Applied Physics and Food Torrey Pines Center South . .B2 446 Asante Hall . .B5 246 McGill Hall . .C 8 Powell-Focht Bioengineering Hall . .F6 Mathematics Building . .C8 430 Cafe Ventanas . .C4 911 Imprints (Copier Services), 850 Ash . .F10 390 Media Center/ 610 Mechanical and Ae rospace 640 Canyon Vista . .G5 Price Center .............. .E 8 420 Asia Hall . .B4 Communication Building . .C7 805 Biology, Cell & Developmental Biology Section, Center for Engineering Department, 161 Che Cafe . .D12 325 ICL — Institute for Continued 820 Basic Science Building . .F10 852 Medical Genetics Building . .G10 Engineering-II . .G7 Learning, UCSD Extended Molecular Genetics . .D10 857 Club Med . .F10 853 Beech . .F10 830 Medical Teaching Facility . .F10 856 Molecular Medicine, School Studies and Public Programs 259 Biology, Ecology, Behavior,& 640 Earl’s Place . .G5 259 Biology Building . .C 8 441 Mesa Verde Hall . .B4 of Medicine Building 4 . .G10 Complex ................. .B 6 Evolution Section, Biology 225 El Mercado . .B 8 821 Biomedical Library . .E10 428 Middle East Hall . .B5 Building . .C 8 285 Music Department, 640 J.K. Wood Lounge, Canyon Vista 261 Natatorium . .C 9 Mandeville Center . .D9 270 Faculty Club, Ida and Administration Building ...... .G5 123 Blake Hall . .C10 111 Biology, Molecular Biology Cecil Green . .D8 128 Natural Sciences Building . .B10 Section, Pacific Hall . .C10 114 Natural Sciences, Dean’s 299 Judicial Af fairs, Student Center, 131 Bonner Hall . .C10 293 Food Co-op, Student Center . .D9 Building B . .D9 361 NMR Imaging & 111 Biology, Neurobiology Office, Urey Hall Addition . .C10 986 Building 201, 911 Food Court, Price Center . .E8 293 KSDT Office, Student Center . .D9 University Center . .E 9 Spectroscopy Center . .C7 Department, Pacific Hall . .C10 855 Neurosciences Department, 423 North America Hall . .B5 930 CASS — Center for Astrophysics School of Medicine Building 1 .G10 293 Grove Caffe, Student Center . .D9 820 Liebow Au ditorium, Basic 670–677 Campus Services Complex .I6 Science Building . .F10 425 Oceania Hall . .B 5 and Space Sciences, Science 820 Pathology Department, Basic 225 Muir Wo ods, Stuart Commons . .B8 967 Cancer Research Facility 985 Lesbian, Gay,B isexual, (303 University Center) . .F9 305 OceanView Terrace (food) . .B6 and Engineering Research Science Building . .F10 305 OceanView Terrace . .B6 Facility (SERF) . .F8 Transgender (LGBT) Resource 640 Canyon Vista Ad ministration 111 Pacific Hall . .C10 820 Pharmacology Department, 225 M.O.M. (Muir Sundry Store), Basic Science Building ......F10 Off ice (201 University Center) . .E9 Building . .G 5 435 Pangea Parking Structure . .B5 453 CCIS — Center for Comparative Stuart Commons . .B 8 Immigration Studies, Institute of 225 M.O.M. (Muir College Center), Canyonview Aquatics and 250 Philosophy Department, 127 Plaza Cafe, Revelle 731 741–777 Pepper Canyon Apartments .H9 the Americas Building ........ .C4 Stuart Commons . .B 8 Activities Center . .H 7 Humanities and Social Commons . .C11 399 Peterson Hall . .C8 610 CER — Center for Energy Sciences Building . .C8 210 Mandeville Suite, Tioga Hall . .B8 995 Career Services Center . .E8 293 Porte r’s Pub, Student Center . .D9 601 Powell-Focht Research, Engineering-II . .G7 114 Physical Sciences, Dean’s 980 OASIS — Off ice of Aca demic 854 Cedar (Clinical Research) . .F10 Bioengineering Hall . .F6 225 Sequoia Room, 246 CHIP — Center for Human Office, Urey Hall Addition . .C10 Stuart Commons . .B 8 Support and Instructional 803 Cellular and Molecular Medicine 911 Price Center . .E 8 Information Processing, Services, Center Hall . .E 9 East (CMME) . .E10 114 Physics Department, 225 Sierra Summit, 265 Recreation Gymnasium . .C9 McGill Hall . .C8 Urey Hall Addition . .C10 Stuart Commons . .B 8 305 OceanView Lounge . .B6 801 Cellular and Molecular Medicine 149 Revelle College 451 CILAS — Center for Iberian 490 Political Science Department, 127 Plaza On The Side, 293 Off Campus Housing, West (CMMW) . .D10 Student Center . .D9 Administration Building . .D 11 and Latin American Studies, Social Sciences Building . .C5 Revelle Commons . .C11 620 Center for Magnetic Recording 127 Revelle Commons . .C 11 Gildred Latin Am erican 820 Office of Learning Resources, Research . .F7 820 Psychiatry Department, 470 RIMAC — Recreation, Intramural Studies Building . .C4 Basic Science Building . .F10 Basic Science Building . .F10 805 Center for Molecular Genetics and Athletics Complex . .D4 133 CIMS — Center for Interface 246 Psychology Department, Libraries 392 Ombuds Office . .D7 Building . .D10 463 Robinson Building Complex — and Materials Science, 719 Outback Adventures . .G 8 McGill Hall . .C8 900 Art and Architecture, 945 Center for Research in Graduate School of International Mayer Hall . .D10 783 Parking / Rideshare Office Computing and the Arts 481 San Diego Supercomputer Geisel Library ............. .E 7 Relations and Pacific Studies . .C5 805 CMG — Center for Molecular Center ....................D5 (Gilman Parking Structure) . .G 9 (408 University Center) . .F 8 Genetics, CMG Building . .D10 821 Biomedical Library . .E10 481 San Diego Supercomputer 985 School of Pharmacy 920 Police (500 University Center) . .F8 984 Center Hall . .E9 620 CMRR — Center for Magnetic 141 Center for Library and Instructional Center . .D 5 (202 University Center) . .E9 911 Post Office, Price Center . .E8 150 Central Utilities Plant . .D11 855 School of Medicine Building 1 .G10 Recording Research, CMRR Computing Services (CLICS), Building . .F 7 490 Sociology Department, Galbraith Hall . .C11 141 Psychological and Counseling 970 Chancellor’s Complex 851 School of Medicine Building 2 .G10 Services, Galbraith Hall . .C11 (104–112 University Center) . .E8 CRBS — Center for Research Social Sciences Building . .C5 900 Geisel Library . .E7 856 School of Medicine Building 4 .G10 820 Recreation Off ice, Canyonview in Biological Structure, 843 Stein Institute for Research 463 International Relations and 731 161 Che Cafe (food) . .D12 Aquatics and Activities Center . .H7 985 School of Pharmacy Basic Science Building . .F10 on Aging, Stein Clinical Pacific Studies Library . .C5 393 Chemistry Research Building . .C7 (202 University Center) . .E9 Research Building . .G10 960 Registrar (301 University 865 Clinical Research Facility . .G 11 945 CRCA — Center for Research 900 Science and Engineering, 930 Science and Engineering 930 Structural Engineering Department, Geisel Library ............. .E 7 Center) . .F9 857 Club Med (food) . .F10 in Computing and the Ar ts, Research Facility (SERF) . .F8 CRCA Building . .F8 Science and Engineering 985 Religious Affa irs, Office of . .E9 397 Cognitive Science Building . .D7 350 Sequoyah Hall . .C 6 490 CREATE — Center for Research Research Facility (SERF) .....F8 953 Retirement Association . .F9 455 Copley International 965 Sixth College Administration in Educational Equity, Assesment, 726 Teacher Education Program Student and 113 Revelle Bargain Books, Conference Center . .C 5 Building (700 University Center) F9 and Teaching Excellence, (517 University Center) . .G8 Urey Hall . .C10 292 Crafts Center . .C 9 790 Sixth College Residence Halls .G9 Social Sciences Building . .C5 141 Theatre and Dance Visitor Services 123 Revelle College Center, 720 Cross Cultural Center . .G8 490 Social Sciences Building . .C5 397 CRL — Center for
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