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Stern Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Bowles Foothill Stern Clark Kerr
Hearst Avenue and Highland Place
Stern Hall is Cal's all female hall located next to the Foothill complex on the northeast side of campus..

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No Smoking Policy
University of California, Berkeley is committed to providing a healthy, smoke-free environment for students, faculty and staff. Accordingly, no smoking is permitted in student rooms, or inside buildings, including lounges, balconies and breezeways, and stairways. Smoking is only permitted outside in designated areas.
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Academic Services Center: Foothill/Bowles/Stern
http://academicservices.berkeley.edu/
Reshall Peer Advisors: Foothill/Bowles/Stern
http://academicservices.berkeley.edu/advising/pa/

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What people are saying about Stern
"Foothill's awesome Late-Night grill." — Pink
"it's an awesome environment full of diverse people, great friendship, and support - that's why I've lived here for 3 years." — SAP
"it's a great place to know more people and socialize. But at the same time, it's a great study environment because of its quietness." — T
"I love living in Stern because having to walk up the hill helps keep me in shape." — Gemma
"I feel at home at Stern. It is a great place to study and make friends with women." — Gemma
For those of us who are more traditional, Bowles and Stern Hall offers all the comfort and tradition of single sex student housing. Both locations offer a history rich in customs that date back to Cal's first years as a fledgling university.