Is there an all-gender restroom at UCLA Bunche Hall?

Yes — at least one restroom on record at UCLA Bunche Hall is reported as all-gender by Allgenda contributors.

Is the restroom at UCLA Bunche Hall ADA accessible?

Allgenda's latest verification shows no ADA-accessible restroom on record at UCLA Bunche Hall.

When was this listing verified?

The UCLA Bunche Hall listing on Allgenda was last verified 2026-04-23 via import.

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Venue

UCLA Bunche Hall

11282 Portola Plaza · Los Angeles, California

1 restroom on record · 1 all-gender · verified 2026-04-23 via import

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Restrooms

1 on record

Restroom

Locations in Rooms: 3253, 3257, 4251, 4350, & 8253

All gender

Location

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About this place (from Google)

Operational and listing information — not Allgenda verification. Last updated 4/24/2026.

Bunche Hall

Google statusOPERATIONAL

Place type: academic_department · point_of_interest · establishment

Google address: 11282 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA

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Wheelchair Accessible Entrance (per Google)

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