Guarding Bruin Plaza is our mascot "Joe." Check out the Bruin statue standing 6 ft. high and 10 ft. long, a 2-ton gift from the Alumni Association in celebration of the Association's 50th Anniversary! Read more.
The Fowler Museum is one of the nation's leading museums dedicated to exploring the ancient, traditional and contemporary cultures of Africa, the America's, Asia and the Pacific.
The rich history of Bruin athletics is captured in the 8,000-square-foot Hall of Fame, home to the Heisman Trophy, the Honda Cups and many other displays, including a replica of John Wooden's den.
Named for UCLA's third chancellor, Murphy Sculpture Garden covers 5 acres and includes over 70 works of art by major sculptors from around the world. Read more.
Through its collections, exhibitions and programs, the Hammer Museum examines the depth and diversity of artistic expression through the centuries with a special emphasis on art of our time.
Ackerman Union has everything and anything a Bruin needs! With a variety of on-campus eating facilities, stores, and services packed into one building, a student may never have to leave campus! Read more.
Opened in 1929 as one of the first four buildings on the Westwood campus, Powell is UCLA's principal undergraduate library and part of a system of 11 campus libraries.
This architectural landmark and symbol of the campus is one of the first four buildings on the Westwood campus. Constructed in 1929, Royce Hall was modeled in the style of Romanesque Northern Italy.
A unique feature at UCLA that adds the sounds of a mountain stream to the south end of the campus, the Inverted Fountain was created from multicolored rocks hand-picked in the San Gabriel Mountains.
The Mathias Botanical Garden houses a wide array of plants, which are categorized according to the biomes they can be found in. It is also known for the turtles that frequent the creek in the area.
