Orientation Leaders

Named after the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library, House Kennedy's home is fixed in the center of campus for all students to check out textbooks, receive tutoring, and reserve study spaces to succeed in their exams and academic pursuits. Approaching the space is inherently tied to the value of wanting to learn more, thus, earning its name of "The House of Seeking Knowledge".

Named after the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Hall, House King's home resides on the north end of campus. Many Golden Eagles will have a class in this building at some point during their journey at Cal State LA. It is a fixture into the campus fabric itself, a unifying experience for a lot of Golden Eagles where students from diverse backgrounds meet one another and learn together in this grand building, achieving understanding. This earned it the nickname of "The House of Common Ground"

Named after the James M. Rosser Hall, House Rosser's home resides towards the south end of campus. Home to the largest lecture hall at Cal State LA, equipped with a rooftop telescope for astronomy courses, a seismograph for observing earthquakes, and state of the art chemistry and science laboratories, It's safe to say that this house has earned the name of "The House of Observation" through its dedication to observing life's mightiest and tinniest mysteries.

Named after the Ruben Salazar Memorial Hall, House Salazar's home resides at the south end of Cal State LA. The building gets its name from acclaimed LA Times journalist Ruben Salazar, who covered the Chicano walkouts and cultural revolution of the 1960s. This building is also home to a lot of general education courses and business classes; maintaining integrity and seeking the truth is baked into the ethos of the building. This is why House Salazar was nicknamed the "House of Truth and Integrity".