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Shopping Downtown
Riverpark Square is a busy, busy shopping mall in the heart of downtown Spokane. Major tenants like Macy’s and Nordstrom are accompanied by many, smaller franchise and independent stores. An eating area features quick food and fine dining. This picture … Continue reading
Parade of Nations
Students on the Riverpoint Campus sponsored a “Parade of Nations” last night. Not only was the purpose to bring awareness to a multi-cultural community, there was a focus on programs bringing compassion for those in need. Entertainment, costumes from other … Continue reading
Campus Sculpture
On the Riverpoint campus there are some very unusual art sculptures. These stone pillars with the round rock on top make me want to test how solid they are! Maybe a gentle shove! Obviously they are long standing at this … Continue reading
Lunch on Campus
Lunch choices on Riverpoint Campus included this charming lunch wagon. Business was good! Recommend Tell a friend
University District
Riverpoint Campus in the University District was alive with activity today. The buildings are modern and beautiful, the landscaping so attractive. Most importantly, an exciting part of our community. Recommend Tell a friend
Fall on Campus
Riverpoint Campus in the Fall. Every color of autumn in one picture! This is real eye candy. Recommend Tell a friend
Riverpoint Campus Newest Addition
The newest addition to the Riverpoint Campus is the four year medical school building. The campus is home to WSU and EWSU. Spokane is becoming a major medical center–and we are proud of our growing and changing community. Recommend Tell a … Continue reading
Preparing for Winter
On the Riverpoint Campus the squirrels are busy gathering the acorns. This bushy tailed fellow managed to find a double acorn. They are fun to watch as they run about–it looks like they play tag with one another. Might be! Anything … Continue reading
Remembering a historical building
There is much controversy over the historical Jensen-Byrd building. It is close to the Riverpoint campus and the discussion is whether student housing is best accomplished in a renovated historical building, or a completely new structure. My memories of the Jensen Byrd (Wholesale … Continue reading
