Sather Gate is a prominent entrance to the University of California, Berkeley, located at the southern end of the campus. Built in 1910, it serves as a symbol of the university and is known for its distinctive design, featuring a large archway and intricate ironwork. The gate is named after Jane Sather, a philanthropist who contributed to the university's development. The gate is often a gathering place for students and visitors, providing access to the campus's vibrant atmosphere. It is surrounded by beautiful landscaping and is close to several important buildings, making it a central point for university activities and events.