You have reached the cafe oasis! Enjoy, earn XP, and be on your way navigating through the world that is Dwinelle Hall.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. donates $1.75 million for the purchase of land for and construction of International House, which opens in 1930.
What do Jerry Brown, Google's Eric Schmidt, and the Crown Prince of Norway have in common? They all lived at I-House Berkeley! Read more.
Imagine Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, only replace Charlie with Oski and candy with Cal gear. Mmm, sweet! Read more.
This building was named after Joseph LeConte, Cal's first professor of geology, natural history, and botany. He, along with John Muir, was one of the founders of the Sierra Club in 1892.
Sixty-five Nobel Laureates have been university faculty, alumni, or researchers. Look for the blue signs at campus parking spaces reserved for the Laureates. Get more tips. Follow Cal on Foursquare! Read more.
What was the FSM? Stop in the cafe, grab a bite to eat, learn about the free speech movement, and increase your Cal street cred! Read more.
A bronze sculpture of the Greek goddess Athena looks down on visitors coming through Doe Library's north entrance. Read more.
In 1968, German expressionist painter Hans Hofmann makes a gift of paintings and funds to help launch the University Art Museum, today the Berkeley Art Museum.
The Campanile is home to the 10,500 pound Great Bear Bell, which has the image of young bears and the constellation Ursa Major. The bell tolls on the hour and was a gift of Evelyn and Jerry Chambers.
