This is the main campus of University of the Pacific. It is home to three main residential halls: Grace Covell Hall, Southwest Hall, and the Quad Buildings. In 2008, the university opened a new University Center, at a cost of $38 million, to centralize all campus student-centered activities. The Don & Karen DeRosa University Center houses a new central dining hall, student cafe, pub, bookstore and conference centers, replacing the McCaffrey Center. It also built a new $20 million Biological Sciences Center in 2008 that provides advanced classroom and laboratory facilities for students studying the natural sciences and the health sciences. Here are some amenities near our campus.

Pacific's 13-acre Sacramento Campus houses graduate and professional programs in the Oak Park neighborhood, south of downtown. The campus is anchored by McGeorge School of Law, which is the only law school approved by the American Bar Association in Sacramento County. In 2015, Pacific began an expansion of its Sacramento Campus, including new graduate programs in analytics, business, education, health sciences, and public policy. Here are some amenities near our campus.