Suggestions for College and University near Lone Mountain, San Francisco

Rich Y. • January 17, 2017Could get a smack on the wrist here😇

Rachel R. • November 21, 2016This is not a pool!!! It's a nice fountain in the middle of the quad. It adds a nice noise to the campus.

Shawn C. • April 1, 2010Borrow a Laptop :: Tired of lugging your laptop all over campus? Students can stop by the Circulation desk to borrow one of our 20+ laptops (w/ wireless & applications). Free, of course.

Rachel R. • November 21, 2016It's a work out within itself, quite a few steps, and if you're not quite fit it could be a treacherous journey.

Island Bruin • April 4, 2015The highlight is the on-campus church.

Elisha Y. • April 23, 2013Find out about all current events and student group events in the Student Boulevard

CheckOutJared • April 25, 2013It's no Kelley School of Business, but hey, not all schools can be perfect.

Gerald C. • February 24, 2011be nice to event scheduling!

Rachel R. • November 21, 2016Don't ask me why, but the learning in writing success center is actually in here. Most of the time they're fairly friendly, and decently nice. I would recommend tom lugo, he is very thorough

lauren s. • April 25, 2019this is a very beautiful ares that was helpful for lomo residents. It was meant to be await room. However the staff has taken over with events being held in it every week or hogging it.

David U. • January 26, 2011If patina lab is busy/noisy come to the lab here. Lots of computers and its pretty quiet,

ivy♥ • November 13, 2010There are computer labs here -- Mac, PC, and Wireless. Go to the basement!

The University of San Francisco • December 4, 2010Located on the 3rd Floor of Kalmanovitz Hall, the terrace is a pleasant getaway from the noise of campus. Home to outdoor art, stop by for some rays and a quiet respite.

Anthony R. • September 21, 2011Good cardio going up the stairs. I believe it's about 100 steps from the bottom to the entrance at LM

The University of San Francisco • December 13, 2010Fromm Hall, formerly known as Xavier Hall, was originally a residence hall for the Jesuits.