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UCHICAGO CAMPUS MAP A B C D E F G The University of Chicago 0 E 52ND ST E 52ND ST B6 950 E. 61st Street C3 Reynolds Club D6 1155 E. 60th Street D4 Robie House F6 1427 E. 60th Street D4 Rockefeller Memorial Chapel E 52ND PL 5210 F0 1452 E. 53rd Street C4 Rosenwald Hall Harper Lot F0 1463 E. 53rd Street C4 Ryerson Hall A3 5601 S. Cottage Grove A6 Safety and Security KEY Information Center Valet Parking Garden D3 5720 S. Woodlawn D4 Saieh Hall for Economics Hyatt Place South D4 5730 S. Woodlawn B4 Searle Chemistry Laboratory University MedicalCenter Harper Emergency Taxi Stand Monument/Sculpture Court D4 5733 S. University D4 Seminary Co-op Bookstore Facilities Services 1463 E. 53rd Polsky Ex. D4 5736 S. Woodlawn G2 Shoreland Entrance Bus Stop Cafe D4 5740 S. Woodlawn C2 Smart Museum D4 5750 S. Woodlawn B3 Snell-Hitchcock Halls Accessible Entrance Divvy Bikes Station Food E 53RD ST B6 6011-27 S. Ingleside C5 Social Science Research 5310-12 51st, 53rd St S. Harper Ave. Metra Station E6 6045 S. Kenwood B6 Social Service Administration Visitor Parking Metra Train Station ATM Polsky Ex. A6 6054 S. Drexel F6 South Campus Chiller Plant B3 Accelerator Building A2 Stagg Field Permit Parking Lodging Wireless C4 Admissions (Rosenwald) F6 Steam Plant E 53RD PL D2 Alumni House D4 Stevanovich Center Accessible Parking Pharmacy C3 Anatomy Building D4 Stevanovich Institute on the A2 Arts Incubator Formation of Knowledge C3 Bartlett Dining Commons G3 Stony Island Hall D4 Becker Friedman Institute for C5 Stuart Hall Park Lake S S MARYLAND AVE S MARYLAND Research in Economics D2 Student Counseling (Alumni House) E 54TH ST E 54TH ST C4 Beecher Hall C4 Swift Hall B3 Biopsychological Research B3 TAAC C4 Bond Chapel B6 Taft House B4 Bookstore E 6 Toyota Technological Institute 1 D4 Breasted Hall D4 University of Chicago Booth F5 Breckinridge Hall School of Business C6 Burton-Judson Courts D6 University of Chicago Charter C2 Campus North Residential School Woodlawn Campus F6 University of Chicago Press Commons S ELLIS AVE AVE S GREENWOOD S INGLESIDE AVE D6 Campus South Athletic Field C4 Walker Museum S DREXEL BLVD S UNIVERSITY AVE AVE S WOODLAWN S KIMBARK AVE AVE S KENWOOD CT S RIDGEWOOD AVE S DORCHESTER AVE S BLACKSTONE C6 Cathey Dining Commons A3 West Campus Utility Plant E6 Center for Research Libraries C5 Wieboldt Hall E 54TH PL E 54TH PL E 54TH PL E6 Chapin Hall E4 Wilder House F6 Chicago Theological B3 William Eckhardt Research Seminary Center Friends Family A3 Child Development – Drexel B2 Young Memorial Health Center G4 Child Development – Stony C3 Zoology Building Ronald B5 Classics McDonald House B4 Cobb Hall The University of Chicago Medicine C2 Cochrane-Woods Art Center and Biological Sciences Division 2 C2 Court Theatre B4 5812 S. Ellis Avenue B4 Crerar Library B4 Abbott Memorial Hall A4 American School Building Art Incubator Shorland C2 Crown Field House E 55TH ST E 55TH ST B4 Armour Clinical Research C4 Culver Hall Lutheran Building Campus C4 Divinity School (Swift) Ministry B4 Billings Hospital Ratner C4 Eckhart Hall Athletic Campus North Parking Campus North Residential Center Commons B5 Bobs Roberts Memorial The Frank and Laura Baker B6 Edelstone Center Dining Commons Hospital Stagg Field B4 Edward H. Levi Hall 5501-25 Ellis Oces C4 Erman Biology Center B4 Carlson Research Facility A0 Facilities Services A3 Center for Care and Discovery Court Cochrane-Woods Brent C5 Foster Hall Theatre Art Center House C2 Frank and Laura Baker A5 Chicago Lying-In Hospital A4 Comer Children’s Hospital Dining Commons Young Parking Lot B4 Cummings Life Sciences B5 Gates–Blake Hall Smart Henry Crown Museum Field House Center Alumni Alumni Stagg Field Young House B5 Goodspeed Hall Association Building Memorial F6 Graham School A4 DCAM, Duchossois Center Parking Lot B6 Gray Center Lab for Advanced Medicine E 56TH ST E 56TH ST B3 Donnelley Biological C5 Green Hall 5601 S Max Palevsky Hyde Park West Max Palevsky Commons Max Palevsky ATS Cottage Commons Union Sciences Learning Center 3 Campus Physics (Central) Commons D4 Harper Center Grove High (West) Church 55th, 56th, 57th St Parking Utility Research (East) B4 Franklin McLean Research Plant Center Energy Metra Station C5 Harper Memorial Library Physics Society Institute TAAC Accelerator CAMPUS NORTH of Friends D6 Harris School of Public Policy Child Building C5 Haskell Hall A1 Friend Family Health Center Development B5 Gilman-Smith Hospital Center Drexel B3 High Energy Physics Medical ATS B5 Goldblatt Memorial Hospital Campus Knapp B4 Hinds Laboratory Parking B Research Knapp Regenstein Library A6 Human Resources B5 Goldblatt Pavilion Center for Building Biomedical William B3 Gordon Center for AVE S KENWOOD C3 Hutchinson Commons Discovery Donnelley Eckhardt Mansueto Integrative Science BSLC Research Library Bartlett G0 Hyatt Place Chicago South/ Center Commons B5 Hicks McElwee Hospital University S Lake Park S MARYLAND AVE S MARYLAND S DREXEL BLVD AVE S DORCHESTER AVE S BLACKSTONE S KIMBARK AVE S UNIVERSITY AVE AVE S WOODLAWN University Medical Center Pritzker S ELLIS AVE Church G0 Hyatt Place Chicago South/ School of Unitarian D5 Ida Noyes Hall Medicine Disciples Campus Biopsychology University Medical Center Divinity Ministry B4 Information Center (Levi) Research Building House D3 Institute of Politics B3 Knapp Center for Biomedical E 57TH ST E 57TH ST Discovery F5 International House Gordon Center for Rohr Chabad Neubauer B 3 Knapp Medical Research Center Center for Care and Discovery Integrative Science Kersten Mitchell Tower Quadrangle Center Collegium Stony Island Hall B4 Jones Laboratory Physics Hitchcock Hall Anatomy Zoology Hutchinson Club Institute of Politics B4 Kovler Viral Oncology Commons Oce of C3 Joseph Regenstein Library Snell Cobb Reynolds Multicultural Hall Gate Club Aairs Laboratories Paulson Institute E4 Judd Hall Erman B4 Magnetic Resonance Culver Biology Newberger C6 Kane Center Hall Hillel Center Crerar Center Imaging Building 5720 C5 Kelly Hall 4 Library Stevanovich A4 Mitchell Hospital Mandel Center C4 Kent Chemical Laboratory Hall A4 Parking A, Medical Campus Searle B3 Kersten Physics Teaching Duchossois Comer CAMPUS WEST Hinds Chemistry 5733 5730 Center Childrens Geophysics Lab A3 Parking B, Medical Campus Calvert House Center For Advanced Hospital Lab Kent 5736 Medicine Lab McGiert Hall B4 Peck Pavilion Jones Eckhart Hall Seminary Co-Op C6 Laird Bell Law Quadrangle Ryerson Lab 5740 ISLAND AVE S STONY B3 Pritzker School of Medicine Lab Bookstore E4 Lillie House Kovler Cummings 5750 A1 Ronald McDonald House Life Sciences A6 Logan Center for the Arts Center Saieh Hall for Economics B4 American Becker Friedman Institute C4 Mandel Hall Levi Robie House School Bookstore Hall C3 Mansueto Library A5 Student Health Service A4 Surgery Brain Research Institute E 58TH ST Earl Shapiro C3 Max Palevsky Residential Hall A4 Wyler Pavilion Abbott Memorial Hall OODLAWN Lillie House Commons Parking Structure Mitchell W (Management 5812 E Ellis Hospital Carlson Oriental GARDEN D4 Mat’ls) Surgery Brain Laboratory Schools MAIN QUADRANGLES Institute Harper Center Institute Breated Hall C5 Midway Skating Rink Peck The University of Gordon Parks Arts Hall Wilder House E4 Belfield Hall Pavilion Cobb Chicago Booth CAMPUS EAST MRI Hall School of Business B6 Midway Studios Swift Walker Rosenwald Belfield Hall E5 Blaine Hall Rublo Hall Museum SWIFT Hall Pick Medical AVE S KENWOOD C3 Mitchell Tower ICU CLOISTER E4 Gordon Parks Arts Hall Campus Wyler Children’s Hall Sunny UChicago Child Development Parking A Hospital Armour GARDEN Gym Center - Stony Island D3 Neubauer Collegium for Billings Hospital Bond Chapel E5 Kovler Gym Blake S HARPER AVE Culture and Society Hall Beecher E4 Middle School Franklin Hall Rockefeller University Mclean Chapel High School D6 NORC Institute G4 Shapiro Hall Gates Haskell Stuart Judd Hall Middle MEDICAL CAMPUS Hall Hall School D3 Hall Green Kolver E4 Sunny Gymnasium Chicago Gilman Hall Gym Lying-in Hospital Goldblatt 5 Pavilion Smith Goldblatt Hospital International House Hospital E4 University High School Good- Kelly S KIMBARK AVE S UNIVERSITY AVE S ELLIS AVE speed Hall AVE S WOODLAWN OUSE S COTTAGE GROVE AVE GROVE S COTTAGE I-H S BLACKSTONE AVE S BLACKSTONE D4 Oriental Institute Hall LABORATORY SCHOOLS AVE S DORCHESTER Student Wieboldt Harper Memorial Social Science COURTYARD Breckenridge Health Hall C2 Parking, Campus North Campus Religious Centers Bobs Roberts Hicks McElwee Classics Library Research Ida Noyes Hall OUTDOOR House Services Hospital Foster Blane Hall A6 Parking, Campus South D2 Brent House (Episcopalian) Hospital CLASSROOM D3 Paulson Institute D4 Calvert House (Catholic) E 59TH ST E 59TH ST B3 Physics Research Center D3 Disciples Divinity House C4 Pick Hall D3 Hyde Park Union Church F0 Polsky Exchange D2 Lutheran Campus Ministry D3 Quadrangle Club D3 Newberger Hillel Center MIDWAY PLAISANCE NORTH B2 Ratner Athletics Center (Jewish) F6 Registrar D3 Rohr Chabad Center Midway B4 Renaissance Society (Cobb) D3 Society of Friends (Quaker) Skating Rink C6 Renee Granville-Grossman D3 Unitarian Campus Ministry Residential Commons D3 University Church MIDWAY PLAISANCE SOUTH E 60TH ST 6 E 60TH ST Chapin Hall Burton-Judson Courts 1427 E. 60th St. Social Service Chicago Logan Moot 1155 E 60th Graham School Taft House Administration Court Keller Center Theological Registrar Art Center Midway Seminary UChicago Press Studios 6011-27 Gray Center Ingleside CAMPUS SOUTH Lab Harris School NORC Laird Bell Edelstone Kane Cathey Dining Law Quadrangle Center Commons South Campus Chiller Plant 61st & Drexel Parking Download the UChicago Mobile App Structure Lab Service Building UChicago Mobile is a must-have for the campus community Campus South Athletic Field Center 6045 S Kenwood Renee Granville-Grossman Toyota Tech Institute Residential Commons for as well as visitors, alumni, and friends around the world. 6054 S Drexel Research Steam S INGLESIDE AVE S ELLIS AVE Human Resources S DREXEL BLVD Libraries Plant Safety & Security AVE S WOODLAWN 950 E.
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