University of the Pacific is investing in the future while honoring the past. New state-of-the-art facility projects across the three campuses in Stockton, Sacramento and San Francisco are creating hands-on learning environments where students will gain real-world experience. Each building blends forward-thinking design with the historic architectural character that defines Pacific. The spaces are designed to advance student success through modern technology, supporting Pacific's growing student body, clinical operations, hospitality offerings and learning experiences.
Southwest Hall
Southwest Hall brings modern student living with the same historic look to campus. This state-of-the-art residence hall replaces the former Southwest Hall and houses approximately 400 second-year students on three floors. The building feature study nooks and dynamic community spaces designed to foster collaboration and connection.
3
floors
391
Beds
12
Study nooks
Student-Athlete and Sports Medicine Center
This 15,682-square-foot training and rehabilitation center advances health and wellness for Pacific's 400 Division I student-athletes. The facility will serve as a hands-on clinical training ground for Master of Science in Athletic Training students, who will work alongside licensed professionals. Funded entirely by donations, this $11 million investment elevates Pacific's commitment to student-athlete care and experiential learning.
15,682
Square Feet
$11M
Estimated Cost, Funded Entirely By Donations
Jie Du Inn
Named for Regent and School of Pharmacy alumna Jie Du '90, '93, the Jie Du Inn transforms a former sorority house into boutique lodging for campus visitors. This $7 million project—funded entirely by donations—features 19 private rooms and suites with space for events and gatherings. The facility creates immersive learning opportunities for hospitality management students, who will gain hands-on experience through internships in the working campus inn.
19
Private rooms and Suites
$7M
Estimated Cost, Funded Entirely By Donations
