University of California, Berkeley – Grimes Engineering Center
Engineering has been a core academic focus at the University of California, Berkeley, since the institution’s founding in 1868. Over the course of nearly 160 years, Berkeley engineers have helped build California’s infrastructure, established numerous disciplines, and launched world-class research institutes and programs. Today, the campus’s “Engineering Neighborhood” spans more than a dozen buildings that reflect this evolution, ranging from the Hearst Memorial Mining Building, built in 1907, to 21st-century facilities with cutting-edge labs for nanofabrication, rapid prototyping, and bioengineering. The new Grimes Engineering Center sits at the college’s interdisciplinary heart, containing shared resources such as the Engineering Student Services offices, the Kresge Library, and the Eugene Jarvis Auditorium.
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