Gonzaga University

It was nice to walk around the university and go in the Zags store after visiting the Bing Crosby house.

Wonderful campus. All the students we ran into appeared delighted to be here. All we encountered were able to talk about the history of the campus, the quality of education, and their happiness being a student here. The campus has plenty of space and green areas. We also loved the architecture.

Gonzaga prepares its students for the challenges of the modern world.

Some of them.

I'm a graduate very proud of who we are and we're we cane from. Few years back in Phoenix we lost but i hope this will be are day . A humble school that needs credit for accomplishment. As a minority was excepted step dad Jesuit from Belgium. Support our boys please

An exemplary institution of higher education! There's a reason why this school continues to thrive, and that's because of the energy among the students and the dedication from faculty and staff. The support systems here (for all!) are quite unrivaled. Student grapple with big questions and strive to make a difference in the world! Aside from the basketball team, there's a lot more that makes us distinct. We've sent the most graduates to Peace Corp for a school of our size for the past 4 years. Our student athletes graduate at a higher rate than Columbia. Our alumni dedication is nationally ranked. And that's just the tip of the iceberg!

Large campus split in half by centennial trail. Beautiful campus too. You walk passed it if you head out onto the Centennial Trail, so you might as well stop off and walk around the campus. It was early so there weren't many people around. Some lawn maintenance was being done.

How lucky to have such a great location for school right along the river.

Gonzaga U is a Jesuit institution in the Rocky Mountain foothills, tucked away within Washington's Inland Empire. The British/Canadians had a fur trading outpost built in Spokane in 1810, and this university was built with the same pioneering spirit.

They have friendly campus tours, informing you of how Bing Crosby fit in their history, the lovely St. Aloysius church, and a stunning modern building shaped like a giant book. It's a scenically beautiful part of Spokane.

While the academics&spirituality might be found wanting, it gets 3 stars rather than 2 on account of its Inland Empire beauty, in Spokane, the Lilac City.

I'll admit it, I didn't go to school here.

WAIT!!! Before you decide this is a useless, flaggable review, I did, however, watch the Spokane fireworks from the hill near their soccer field. It's the perfect view point for the display. It took about three minutes to get back on I-90, as opposed to down near Riverfront Park, where you'll be sitting waiting to leave for about 30-45 minutes due to the number of people parking in the area.

Plus one star for Martin Stadium, where the Bulldogs play. Walking past, they have a list of thing not allowed inside. The final one caught everyone in my family's attention: NO throwable items.

Which lead us to wonder: How do they enforce that? Isn't just about everything that's a thing throwable?

GO ZAGS!!

We dropped any consideration of attending, since learning that Gonzaga had forbid a visit by Ben Shapiro


I guess in February, they announced:

President Thayne McCulloh said Monday the university and the Gonzaga University College Republicans agreed to an "event location and protocol that will provide a more appropriate level of safety and security."

The only reason that security is needed is due to the anarchists that show up to disrupt and prevent free speech.

We're still going to WSU instead!

I simply can't get enough of this place! Lots of green space, lots of food options, and lots of great people! Gonzaga is the best.