BruinHub
The BruinHubs are on-campus spaces designed to meet the needs of students who commute long distances to campus. We have two locations located at the John Wooden Center and Strathmore Building. The BruinHub spaces were designed in recognition of commuters' routines and needs.
Location & General Information
BruinHub Amenities
The BruinHubs feature areas for students to study and rest. Amenities include study tables, charging stations, microwave/refrigerators available for student use, storage, and BruinHub resting pods. Students in the John Wooden Center location will also be able to utilize the John Wooden Center restrooms, water stations, and showers. Students in the Strathmore location will also be able to utilize the Bruin Cubby -- a noise-reduced, semi-private meeting pod -- available in the space.
BruinHub Pods
The BruinHub pods are individual, partly-enclosed spaces for students to individually rest, study, or recline. They are designed for temporary rest in a public space, each featuring a foldable desk and electronic ports for charging.
The BruinHub at John Wooden Center
Address: Bruin Walk, Los Angeles, CA 90095.
The John Wooden Center sits atop Parking Structure 4 on Westwood Plaza just south of Sunset Boulevard. It is in the heart of campus, at the intersection of Bruin Walk and Westwood Plaza, alongside the Intramural Field, Pauley Pavilion, the JD Morgan Center, Ackerman Union, and the Student Activities Center.
Hours of Operation: John Wooden Center facility hours.
Please see the John Wooden Center facility hours for the most up-to-date hours for the quarter.
The BruinHub at Strathmore
Address: 501 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095.
The BruinHub at Strathmore is located in the Strathmore Building. Enter via the north entrance on the south west corner of Westwood Plaza and Strathmore Place. We are located on the 1st Floor in Room 117, below the UCLA Career Center.
Hours of Operation:
*Monday through Friday: 8am to 4:50pm
*Closed on university holidays.
Programming in the BruinHub
Commuter Support & Programs
Stop by the BruinHubs for destressing and community-building events. The Commuter Support & Programs hosts collaborative events throughout the quarters to support Bruins. For the most up-to-date list of events, visit our Commuter Support & Programs Instagram.
Campus Partners
Throughout the academic year, join various campus partners in the BruinHub for drop-in style events. Intentional collaborations help connect Bruins with the plethora of resources that campus has to offer.
Pilot Student Program: Lily Shaw Disability Cultural Center
In Spring 2026, the BruinHub at Strathmore became the site of a pilot student program in collaboration with student leaders and UCLA Student Affairs. For more Information, please read below:
About the Pilot Program:
Currently a student program led by the Undergraduate Students Association Council (USAC) Facilities Commission and the Disabled Students Union, the pilot Lily Shaw Disability Cultural Center (LSDCC) is a space that aims to support and uplift disabled students, staff, and faculty across the UCLA campus. They aim to be a space that promotes disability justice and universal design in their location and across campus to ensure accessibility for all students and community members. They hold space and events for community building, education, disabled joy, culture, and advocacy. They are currently in the process of creating a permanent center in collaboration with UCLA Student Affairs.
Community Information
Stop by the BruinHub at Strathmore between 5pm and 9:50pm, Monday through Friday during the Spring 2026 quarter (except for university holidays) to participate in the pilot LSDCC space.
Hours: Monday through Friday, 5pm to 9:50pm (except university holidays)
Where: BruinHub at Strathmore, 501 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095 (1st floor, Room 117)
The space is open to all students to study, relax, utilize the wonderful BruinHub amenities, and participate in fun events! During LSDCC event hours, students are encouraged to wear a KN95 or better mask, so as to create a safe environment for all Bruins, especially our immunocompromised students. This space is designed to support our disabled community on campus and is open for all to students to enjoy. Masks are provided on-site upon request.
More information, including about upcoming events, are available via the LSDCC Instagram. You can also check out their events calendar here.
Click here for a helpful video on how to get to the space.
Community Pillars
- Community
- Accessibility
- Disability Justice