On a recent warm Spring day, I strolled through my old college campus, the University of Idaho, in Moscow.
And took some pictures.
Walking among the architecture and grounds of the school was always one of my favorite things to do during my time there as a student.
Going to college is more than just sitting in a classroom, and the rural residential campus of the UI is a special place to get the most out of the whole college experience.
Anyway, enjoy…
Admin building peeks through the century-old trees
Admin Building Doorway
Teddy Roosevelt visited campus in 1911 and planted a tree
Carol Ryrie Brink Hall, named after the famous author who grew up in Moscow
The gargoyles of Memorial Gym
The new-look Kibbie Dome
Golf course, arboretum, and rolling hills of the Palouse
The yellow rose of Idaho
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What a beautiful campus! I got to walk around my alma mater last year when I dropped off my daughter who choose to go to the same school. It was a thrill.
Hard to believe it was almost 20 years ago I graduated from U of I. After spending 5 years on campus, you can forget how special it is. Thanks for the photos. Gonna have to make a trip up there soon (I live in Lewiston).
This is so nostalgic, it brings back a lot of memories from my college days. Thanks so much for sharing these beautiful photos
A beautiful campus. I visited once during a high school trip to Pullman, WA. My high school chemistry teacher was a graduate of UI.