Members of The Claremont Colleges

35 Alexander Hall for Administration9 Andrew Science Hall

19 Athearn Field/Parking Structure65 Baldwin House29 Baseball Field13 Bixby Plaza72 Blanchard Park27 Brackett Observatory74 Bridges Auditorium25 Bridges Hall of Music40 Carnegie Hall14 Clark I11 Clark V66 Cook House63 Cottages

6 Cowart I.T. Building/Parking Structure37 Crookshank Hall81 Draper Center for Community Partnerships

7 Duplicating Center (401 Harvard Ave.)69 Edmunds Hall

2 Faculty Oces (156 W. Seventh St.)73 Farm-Agroecology53 Frank Dining Hall15 Frary Dining Hall57 Gibson Hall52 Grounds Building39 Hahn Hall30 Haldeman Pool59 Harwood Court55 Kenyon House79 K.H. Annex/Sustainability Integration Oce18 Lawry Court48 Lebus Court70 Lincoln Hall60 Lyon Court41 Marston Quadrangle38 Mason Hall31 Merritt Football Field

8 Millikan Laboratory (reopens 2015)58 Mudd-Blaisdell Hall45 Museum of Art16 Norton-Clark III49 Oldenborg Center50 Oldenborg Residence20 Pauley Tennis Complex36 Pearsons Hall80 Pendleton Building

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56 Pendleton Dance Center61 Pendleton Pool77 Pomona Hall42 Presidents House32 Rains Center Athletic Complex46 Rembrandt Hall64 Renwick House54 Rogers Tennis Complex

1 Seaver Biology Laboratory43 Seaver House

3 Seaver Laboratory North (Chemistry)4 Seaver Laboratory South (Biology)

51 Seaver Theatre5 Seeley Mudd Building

33 Smiley Hall34 Smith Campus Center12 Smith Tower23 Soccer Field68 Softball Field26 Sontag Greek Theatre78 Sontag Hall76 South Campus Parking Structure/

Athletic Field22 Strehle Track28 Studio Art Hall47 Sumner Hall67 Sumner House44 Thatcher Hall21 Tennis/Track Oce24 Track Oce71 Walker Beach10 Walker Hall17 Walton Commons75 Wig Beach62 Wig Hall

9 Academic Computing3 CGU Art Building

19 Arts Management/GLI/Sothebys Institute37 Blaisdell Fountain/DesCombes Gate

2 Burkle Building12 Center for Neuroeconomics Studies17, 18, 25Claremont Evaluation Center21 CISAT10 Facilities Oce;11 Facilities Sta29 Graduate Student Council14 Grants and Contracts6 Harper East; 7 Harper Hall4 Jagels Building

35 Mathematical Sciences (North); 36 (South)8 McManus Hall

26 Organizational Sciences28 Oce of Research & Sponsored Programs16 Quality of Life Research Center22, 24CGU Residential32 SA&H Arts and Humanities Faculty33 SA&H Cultural Studies Program20 SA&H Faculty and Administration30 SA&H Humanities FacultyBlaisdell House38 School of Community and Global Health

(675 W. Foothill Blvd.)23 SES Bowen Institute15 SES Iris @ CGU

5 Stauer Hall1 CGU Student Housing

13 Student Life and Diversity31 Student Success Center34 Transdisciplinary Studies/Kozmetsky House27 Writing Center

1 Administrative Campus CenterBenets AdministrationCentral Facilities ServicesEnvironmental Health and SafetyExecutive OceFinancial ServicesHuman ResourcesInformation TechnologyReal Estate and Housing

9 Bernard Field Station Oce8 Black Student Aairs (OBSA)4 Campus Safety (Pendleton Building)

10 ConnectionHonnold CafCard Center, Copy Center

3 Honnold/Mudd Library5 Huntley Bookstore6 McAlister Religious Center7 Mudd Quadrangle2 Tranquada Student Services Center

Chicano Latino Student AairsHealth Education OutreachMonsour Counseling and

Psychological ServicesStudent Disability Resource CenterStudent Health ServicesVice President for Student Aairs

10 Balch Hall and Auditorium24 Baxter Hall12 Betty Cree Edwards

Humanities Building/Auditorium3 Browning Hall1 Clark Hall

12 Clark Humanities Museum9 Denison Library4 Dorsey Hall

19 European Union Center6 Frankel Hall

33 Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Hall27 Grounds Building19 Harry and Grace Steele Hall13 Human Resources13 Intercollegiate Womens Studies Center

29 Joan and David Lincoln Ceramic Art Bldg. 98 Keck Science Complex (Pitzer Campus)15 Kimberly Hall23 Lang Art Studios

8 Maintenance Service Building11 Malott Commons14 Margaret Fowler Garden21 Millard Sheets Art Center

7 Motley Coeehouse26 Performing Arts Center/Garrison Theater28 Pool30 Public Events Oce17 Revelle House30 Richardson Dance Studio20 Routt Hall22 Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery18 Sallie Tiernan Field House/

Parking Structure/Alumnae Field25 SCORE/SARLO Oce

5 Senior Routt Apartments24 Special Events Oce11 Student Union

2 Toll Hall13 Vita Nova Hall99 W. M. Keck Science Center (9th St./Mills Ave.)16 Wilbur Hall

5 Adams Hall1 Oce of Admission

22 Appleby Hall44 Arce Baseball Field30 Auen Hall33 Axelrood Aquatics Center37 Bauer North36 Bauer South15 Beckett Hall19 Benson Hall20 Berger Hall51 The Biszantz Family Tennis Center25 Boswell Hall42 Burns Stadium35 Butler Plaza34 Center Court46 The Childrens School16 Crown Hall13 Collins Dining Hall

8 Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum39 Cramer Walkway

5 Davidson Lecture Hall49 Development Oces32 Roberts Pavilion Center (future site)

7 Emett Student Center29 Fawcett Hall

1 Financial Aid Oce9 Flamson Plaza

37 Founders Room31 Gould Plaza26 Green Hall47 Hammer Throw12 Heggblade CenterW International Place98 Keck Science Complex (Pitzer Campus)

2 Kravis Center17 Marks Hall10 McKenna Auditorium48 Mills Avenue Oces27 Parents Field21 Phillips Hall38 Pritzla Field40 Reichardt Plaza

3 Roberts Hall North4 Roberts Hall South6 Seaman Hall

43 Softball Field28 Stark Hall14 Story House45 Student Apartments32 Wells Fitness Center99 W. M. Keck Science Center (9th St./Mills Ave.)23 Wohlford Hall41 Zinda Field

19 Atwood Residence Hall2 Beckman Hall (Below Ground Level)

11 Braun Liquidambar Mall20 Case Residence Hall17 East/Mildred E. Mudd Residence Hall22 Frederick and Susan Sontag Residence Hall18 Garrett House

5 Galileo Hall (Below Ground Level)6 Hixon Court (Below Ground Level)

13 Hoch-Shanahan Dining Commons7 Jacobs Science Center8 W. M. Keck Laboratories9 Kingston Hall

24 Linde Activities Center23 Linde Athletic Field21 Linde Residence Hall15 Marks Residence Hall16 North Residence Hall

1 F.W. Olin Science Center4 Parsons Engineering Building

12 Joseph B. Platt Campus Center3 Sprague Memorial Center

10 R. Michael Shanahan Center for Teaching and Learning

14 West Residence Hall

21 Atherton Hall4 George C.S. Benson Auditorium7 Bernard Hall

13 Brant Clock Tower2 Broad Hall8 Stephen L. Glass Commencement Plaza

and Recreation Area22 Community Courtyard26 East Hall

1 Edythe and Eli Broad Center5 Fletcher Hall3 Gloria and Peter Gold Student Center

28 Greenhouse14 Grove House18 John R. Rodman Arboretum98 Keck Science Complex

9 McConnell Center11 Mead Hall23 Founding Faculty Amphitheater 12 Pellissier Mall (The Mounds)19 Pitzer Hall20 Sanborn Hall

6 Scott Hall99 W. M. Keck Science Center (9th St./Mills Ave.)27 West Hall

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Aliated Institutions

1 Administration/Plant Science Center2 Horticulture and Retail Nursery Complex

7 Butler Building1 Colwell Administration Building2 Craig Academic Building8 East Housing

10 Edgar Community Center3 Kresge Memorial Chapel4 Library9 North Housing5 Seeley G. Mudd

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Pomona College

Claremont Graduate University (CGU)

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Scripps College

Claremont McKenna College (CMC)

Harvey Mudd College (HMC)

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Keck Graduate Institute (KGI)

Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden (RSABG)

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e Claremont Colleges, a consortiumof five undergraduate liberal arts colleges,two graduate institutions, and ClaremontUniversity Consortium, which providesshared institutional support services, isreminiscent of the Oxford-Cambridgemodel. e under graduate colleges includePomona College, Scripps College, ClaremontMcKenna College, Harvey Mudd College,and Pitzer College. e two graduateinstitutions include Claremont GraduateUniversity and Keck Graduate Institute.Each academic institution has its owncampus, its own students and faculty,and its own distinctive mission.

e eight independent institutions onadjoining campuses oer rigorous curricula,small classes, distinguished professors, and personalized instruction in a vibrantresidential college community that providesintensive interaction between students andfaculty. Undergraduate students may choosefrom more than 2,000 courses oered eachyear across the colleges. With 7,700 studentsand 3,600 faculty and sta, located onmore than 560 acres of land, the consortiumgenerates an endless variety of intellectual,cultural, and social activities.

DirectionsFrom the 210 Freeway at Towne AvenueExit Towne AvenueGo south on Towne AvenueTurn left onto Foothill BoulevardTurn right onto Dartmouth AvenueFrom the 210 Freeway at Baseline RoadExit Baseline RoadGo west on Baseline RoadTurn left onto Monte Vista AvenueTurn right onto N. Claremont BoulevardTurn right onto Foothill BoulevardTurn left onto Dartmouth AvenueFrom the 10 FreewayExit Indian Hill BoulevardGo north on Indian Hill BoulevardTurn right onto First StreetTurn left onto College Avenue

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