published in October 2015. It was also ranked 10th among the 161 ranked colleges and universities in California in the 2017 New York Times "Overall mobility index". The university ranked first among western regional universities in the percentage of international students (24%) in the 2018 U.S. News & World Report College Rankings. In 2014, Money Magazine ranked Woodbury University 15th nationally out of the top 25 "Colleges That Add the Most Value". Student housing Woodbury's Burbank campus has two residence halls with space for approximately 225 residents. South Hall, which is a small building composed mostly of single rooms, was built in the 1960s and houses up to 67 residents. South Hall is one of the original buildings acquired with the Burbank campus and was used as a dormitory for the Villa Cabrini Academy. North Hall, the larger of the two residence halls, opened in 1990 and houses up to 158 residents. Annual Fashion Show and Gala Since 1964, the university's fashion design students have presented their showcase work at the university's annual Fashion Show held at the historic Millennium Biltmore in Downtown Los Angeles. The show also features a Lifetime Achievement Award to a prestigious designer. In 2019, the award was given to Badgley Mischka. Notable alumni Helen Gurley Brown – Author, publisher, businesswoman, and editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan magazine for 32 years. Cleo Baldon – Landscape architect Don Adolfo Camarillo – Land owner, horse breeder Richard Denning – Actor Brittany Diego – Fashion stylist and founder of Fashion Mentor Percy V. Hammon – Republican politician and member of the Los Angeles City Council and California State Assembly Lou Kimzey – Magazine editor and publisher JaQuel Knight – Choreography and dancer Alan Leitner – Abstract artist Kenneth Mejia – activist, accountant, and City Controller of Los Angeles Star Parker – Republican politician Joseph M. Souki – Speaker of the Hawaii House of Representatives William Travilla – Costume designer References External links Official website Universities and colleges in Los Angeles County, California Universities and colleges in the San Fernando Valley Universities and colleges in San Diego Architecture schools in California Business schools in California Design schools in the United States Fashion schools in the United States Liberal arts colleges at universities in the United States Buildings and structures in Burbank, California Private universities and colleges in California Educational institutions established in 1884 1884 establishments in California Schools accredited by the Western