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Rita Hoshino Campus Center>
Location of The Grind and a great campus hangout.

Campus Mall>

Fireside Room>

Scales Chapel>


Commencement Grove>
Up until 2017, Commencement Grove was the home to PUC’s graduation commencement program.

Maxwell Commons>
With beautiful views of the entire campus, Maxwell Commons, named for PUC’s longest serving president Dr. Malcolm Maxwell, is the current home to graduation commencement service.

Post Office>

Student Wellness Center (Health and Counseling Services)>
PUC offers health services as well as various counseling and mental health services.

Credit Union>

Tennis Courts>

Athletic Field>
At PUC we love staying active! Our students enjoy the use of a myriad of athletic facilities.



Athletic Track and Field>

Press Building>
PUC’s Copy Center and Mail Services provide assistance to the entire campus, including students!


Heating Plant>

Church and Sanctuary>
We encourage everyone to come worship with our PUC family and Angwin community throughout the week, whether it’s for Colloquy, vespers, or Sabbath church services!

Alumni Park>
Lay out on the grass or utilize the picnic table for a nice lunch in the sun.

Fisher Hall>
Fisher Hall is home to our most creative minds! Walk through the halls and be inspired by student creations.


Paulin Hall>
Paulin Hall isn’t just where our music majors study, it’s also home to the Paulin Hall Auditorium, which hosts countless musical ensemble and soloist concerts.

Pacific Auditorium>
The Pacific Auditorium, more commonly known as the gym and fondly referred to as “the Covered Wagon,” is home to our varsity teams, intramural games, and exercise facilities.

Swimming Pool>

Campus Security>
Our campus’ safety is our number one priority! Also visit Campus Security for a parking permit.

Chan Shun Hall>
The top two floors of Chan Shun house lecture halls, classrooms, and the offices for chemistry, mathematics, and physics and engineering professors. The bottom floor is where you’ll find the academic dean and the college’s president!

Davidian Hall>
Students from some of our larger programs spend lots of time in Davidian Hall. This is where you can find our nursing, health sciences, psychology, and social work students.

Land Management>

Student Success Center>
Students use the TLC for a variety of reasons, advising, tutoring, mentoring, and a wide range of services for academic disabilities. Plus they usually have candy in the lobby!

Dining Commons>
Here you’ll find the cafeteria, which serves meals prepared with fresh, locally grown products; the Campus Center where students study, watch the news, hang out, or grab a beverage; and the Student Association offices.

Rasmussen Art Gallery>
Get inspired by whatever exhibit is featured in the Rasmussen Art Gallery! Often it’s student or faculty work on display.

Library>
Libraries aren’t just for research and studying! PUC’s Nelson Memorial Library also houses the world’s largest collection of Pitcairn materials in the Pitcairn Islands Study Center.


Advancement and Alumni>
All PUC alumni live here after graduation! Just kidding, but this is where our alumni team spends their time planning the annual Homecoming Weekend event and various other projects.

Financial Services>
Have questions about your school bill or paycheck? This is the place to go!

Ricchiuti Hall>
This building houses the department of education classrooms and offices. If you walk to the other side you’ll find the Career Services Center.

West Hall Annex>
The West Hall Annex is where some of our great non-academic programs like Zumba and yoga take place.

Stauffer Hall>
Not only is this home to our department of English, this is also the home of PUC’s very own black-box theater.

Amphitheater>
Watch a play, listen to a concert, or just relax and do some homework in PUC’s very own outdoor amphitheater.

Newton Hall>
One of PUC’s three men’s residence halls. Can you find the student-made statue, “The Thinker” out front?

Grainger Hall>
Grainger Hall wasn’t always a men’s residence hall; in 1909 it was the Angwin Hotel.

Clark Hall>
No, this isn’t the island from LOST but the Hansen Museum does have a polar bear as part of the Wilmer Hansen Collection. You can also find the offices for professors in the department of biology.


Irwin Hall>
Irwin Hall is one of PUC’s oldest and most beloved buildings. Alumni from departments like business, communication, history, world languages, and many more fondly remember classes in this building.

Ambs Hall>

Graf Hall/Campus Visits>
If you’re visiting campus chances are this will be your first stop! Graf Hall isn’t just a women’s residence hall. Graf also houses the admissions and Student & Spiritual Life offices, as well as PUC’s marketing team, and if you head downstairs, the department of theology!

Dauphinee Chapel>
Dauphinee Chapel lives within Winning Hall and is used for various student events, both spiritual and social.


Winning Hall>
Winning Hall is PUC’s main women’s residence hall and home to the majority of PUC’s guest housing.

Discoveryland Preschool>
Are you in need of childcare? Check out Discoveryland, which is walking distance from PUC campus.

Recycling Center>

Facilities Management>


Landscape>

Court Place Apartments>
One of the many housing options for older and married students.

Nichol Hall>
Nichol Hall is one of PUC’s three men’s residence halls and is designated for upper division students.

McReynolds Hall>
McReynolds Hall is one of PUC’s seven residence halls and is specifically designated for students with service animals.

Virgil O. Parrett Field>
Our flight center is where our aviation majors spend a majority of their time. However, the Virgil O. Parrett Field airport is open for public flights.

Prayer Chapel>
The chapel and garden were the work of many people who believed in the transformational power of faith in young people’s lives, and is a serene place in the heart of campus for people to relax and reflect.

Cogeneration Plant>

College Market>

Rita Hoshino Campus Center
Location of The Grind and a great campus hangout.

Campus Mall

Fireside Room

Scales Chapel

PUC Elementary School
PUC’s affiliated elementary school.

Commencement Grove
Up until 2017, Commencement Grove was the home to PUC’s graduation commencement program.

Maxwell Commons
With beautiful views of the entire campus, Maxwell Commons, named for PUC’s longest serving president Dr. Malcolm Maxwell, is the current home to graduation commencement service.

Post Office

Student Wellness Center (Health and Counseling Services)
PUC offers health services as well as various counseling and mental health services.

Credit Union

Tennis Courts

Athletic Field
At PUC we love staying active! Our students enjoy the use of a myriad of athletic facilities.

Brookside Park
Student Family Housing.

Service Station
Chevron Station pumps are open 24/7 for your convenience.

Athletic Track and Field

Press Building
PUC’s Copy Center and Mail Services provide assistance to the entire campus, including students!

Custodial
The campus’ main lost and found is located here.

Heating Plant

Church and Sanctuary
We encourage everyone to come worship with our PUC family and Angwin community throughout the week, whether it’s for Colloquy, vespers, or Sabbath church services!

Alumni Park
Lay out on the grass or utilize the picnic table for a nice lunch in the sun.

Fisher Hall
Fisher Hall is home to our most creative minds! Walk through the halls and be inspired by student creations.

Sabbath School Rooms
Most of your religion classes will be held here!

Paulin Hall
Paulin Hall isn’t just where our music majors study, it’s also home to the Paulin Hall Auditorium, which hosts countless musical ensemble and soloist concerts.

Pacific Auditorium
The Pacific Auditorium, more commonly known as the gym and fondly referred to as “the Covered Wagon,” is home to our varsity teams, intramural games, and exercise facilities.

Swimming Pool

Campus Security
Our campus’ safety is our number one priority! Also visit Campus Security for a parking permit.

Chan Shun Hall
The top two floors of Chan Shun house lecture halls, classrooms, and the offices for chemistry, mathematics, and physics and engineering professors. The bottom floor is where you’ll find the academic dean and the college’s president!

Davidian Hall
Students from some of our larger programs spend lots of time in Davidian Hall. This is where you can find our nursing, health sciences, psychology, and social work students.

Land Management

Student Success Center
Students use the TLC for a variety of reasons, advising, tutoring, mentoring, and a wide range of services for academic disabilities. Plus they usually have candy in the lobby!

Dining Commons
Here you’ll find the cafeteria, which serves meals prepared with fresh, locally grown products; the Campus Center where students study, watch the news, hang out, or grab a beverage; and the Student Association offices.

Rasmussen Art Gallery
Get inspired by whatever exhibit is featured in the Rasmussen Art Gallery! Often it’s student or faculty work on display.

Library
Libraries aren’t just for research and studying! PUC’s Nelson Memorial Library also houses the world’s largest collection of Pitcairn materials in the Pitcairn Islands Study Center.

PUC Preparatory School
PUC’s affiliated high school.

Advancement and Alumni
All PUC alumni live here after graduation! Just kidding, but this is where our alumni team spends their time planning the annual Homecoming Weekend event and various other projects.

Financial Services
Have questions about your school bill or paycheck? This is the place to go!

Ricchiuti Hall
This building houses the department of education classrooms and offices. If you walk to the other side you’ll find the Career Services Center.

West Hall Annex
The West Hall Annex is where some of our great non-academic programs like Zumba and yoga take place.

Stauffer Hall
Not only is this home to our department of English, this is also the home of PUC’s very own black-box theater.

Amphitheater
Watch a play, listen to a concert, or just relax and do some homework in PUC’s very own outdoor amphitheater.

Newton Hall
One of PUC’s three men’s residence halls. Can you find the student-made statue, “The Thinker” out front?

Grainger Hall
Grainger Hall wasn’t always a men’s residence hall; in 1909 it was the Angwin Hotel.

Clark Hall
No, this isn’t the island from LOST but the Hansen Museum does have a polar bear as part of the Wilmer Hansen Collection. You can also find the offices for professors in the department of biology.

Young Observatory
Home to fantastic views of the Napa Valley.

Irwin Hall
Irwin Hall is one of PUC’s oldest and most beloved buildings. Alumni from departments like business, communication, history, world languages, and many more fondly remember classes in this building.

Ambs Hall

Graf Hall/Campus Visits
If you’re visiting campus chances are this will be your first stop! Graf Hall isn’t just a women’s residence hall. Graf also houses the admissions and Student & Spiritual Life offices, as well as PUC’s marketing team, and if you head downstairs, the department of theology!

Dauphinee Chapel
Dauphinee Chapel lives within Winning Hall and is used for various student events, both spiritual and social.

Andre Hall
One of PUC’s four women’s residence halls.

Winning Hall
Winning Hall is PUC’s main women’s residence hall and home to the majority of PUC’s guest housing.

Discoveryland Preschool
Are you in need of childcare? Check out Discoveryland, which is walking distance from PUC campus.

Recycling Center

Facilities Management

Mobile Manor
Faculty housing.

Landscape

Court Place Apartments
One of the many housing options for older and married students.

Nichol Hall
Nichol Hall is one of PUC’s three men’s residence halls and is designated for upper division students.

McReynolds Hall
McReynolds Hall is one of PUC’s seven residence halls and is specifically designated for students with service animals.

Virgil O. Parrett Field
Our flight center is where our aviation majors spend a majority of their time. However, the Virgil O. Parrett Field airport is open for public flights.

Prayer Chapel
The chapel and garden were the work of many people who believed in the transformational power of faith in young people’s lives, and is a serene place in the heart of campus for people to relax and reflect.

Cogeneration Plant
