DeBruce Center

After a long fulfilling life filled with joy and splendor, I one day hope to pass away on a crisp evening in the mountains. The alpine air cooling my skin in the final moments. After my soul has transcended my mortal shackles, I truly believe that I will step through the ethereal doors of the DeBruce Center. The Ancient Mesopotamians believed in a realm that one would go after death known as Arallû where a soul would finally be liberated to live out it's greatest desires for all eternity. Yes, this wonderous location is the fabled promised land from all ancient texts of the world. A stunning architectural feat, The DeBruce center stands as a monolith of glass, a stunning beauty to passersby and source of inspiration to those within as light from the heavens have ample room to reach the studious minds of our budding youth. This modern-day Garden of Eden also provides a fine cuisine that is as delectable as it is bountiful. When consuming this nectar of the gods one will be surprised of it's easy accessibility and affordability with the KU dining plan, an invention of pure magnificence. While sitting in the DeBruce center I am reminded of the core values of what it means to be human: community, brotherhood, innovation, love. This structure goes far beyond it's function as a place of feast and learning. It is the manifestation of what separates us from the animals, a depiction of civilization's triumphs, a domicile for pure humanity.

Connected to historic Allen Fieldhouse. Home to the rules of basketball, gift shops selling KU memorabilia, and some of the best food on campus. The cafeteria has four different food vendors, very diverse and much higher quality than you might otherwise expect from a campus cafeteria.

It is a newer facility. Lots of glass. It is layed out strangely. There is food offerings here. Some normal and some not so normal. But this place has access on the second level into Allen Fieldhouse. You will walk right by the James Neismith Original Rules of Basketball.

One of the best days ever! #RCJH

Beautiful structure. Allen Field House itself is often closed and visitors are not allowed in. If this is the case, you cannot see the hall of large photos near the locker rooms.

Great place for students and visitors to hang out or walk through, has some historical viewings and dining options. Very nice building.

It's a wonderful place for you to enjoy your lunch or dinner. This place doesn't have huge variety on food but definitely is a cool place in terms of environment.

I've only ever been there for food..... So the food is real good. It's where the athletes eat so you know it's where they put the best food on campus

Probably the best ppace to get food on campus. I love their cilantro rice bowl. Their steak is pretty tasty as well as their pineapple sauce.

James Naismith's original "Rules of Basketball" are on permanent display here! This is a must see for any basketball fan. Very modern facility that is attached to college basketball's greatest venue....Allen Fieldhouse!