UC Davis Philosophy Department Location
The UC Davis Philosophy Department is located in the Social Science and Humanities Building, along A Street on the eastern edge of the campus. This irregularly-shaped building is the largest structure in the area, with two sloped five-story towers sheathed in aluminum. Department offices are in the tan stucco wing on the northeast corner, bordered by A Street and the bicycle path that connects North Quad and Third Street.
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| Social Science and Humanities Building, looking southwest from Third and A Streets | Main entrance to the Philosophy Department on A Street |
The main entrance is through the glass doors on A Street. The department office is on the first floor, and most faculty offices are on the third floor. The building opens early in the morning and closes shortly after 5:00 P.M.
Getting There
Those approaching from on campus will do best to follow the bicycle path extension of North Quad to the end of the building and turn right just past steps to the lower level. From downtown Davis, take any of First through Fourth Streets west to A Street. From I-80 East, exit at the UC Davis exit and take Old Davis Road to A Street. From I-80 West, exit at Richard Boulevard. Turn right and go under the tunnel. Turn left at First Street (the first street) and proceed to A Street.
Automobile Parking
Visitors may park for a fee in the public lots on campus. A Street is one-way going north and that Third Street provides limited access. There is 15-minute parking on the street next to the building and five one-hour spaces. All other spaces are reserved for residents of the neighborhood. Beginning at B Street and extending downtown, two-hour partking is available. Parking regulations are strictly enforced by both the City of Davis and the University of California. All parking is free on weekends and holidays. For more information, see the Transportation and Parking Services site.
Cycle Parking
There are two bicycle racks just outside the department offices. UC Davis police occasionally warn or cite bicyclists whose vehicles do not have a current California license. Motorcycle parking is available on Third Street, just east of A Street.
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