Campus Pics Post

[Kabooom]

Ok...we've seen just about every 1AA stadium from A to Z.....Let's see what some of the campus's look like.......:thumbsup:

[JoltinJoe]

Fordham was recently named the #18 Most Beautiful Campus in America in some survey. In recognition of this event, a Fordham poster posted this message on the Fordham board -- which I have lifted verbatim.

http://www.fordham.edu/images/waves/home1/lm/home/home_image14.jpg

http://www.fordham.edu/images/waves/home1/lm/home/home_image9.jpg

http://www.theramonline.com/Mike/Keating.gif
Keating Hall (1936)
The Georgetown University language lab scene in the movie The Exorcist (1973) was filmed in Fordham’s language lab located in the basement of Keating Hall.
The Pentagon office scene in the movie A Beautiful Mind (2001), starring Russell Crowe, was filmed in Keating’s basement.
Several exterior scenes in the movie Kinsey (2004), starring Liam Neeson, were filmed in front of Keating Hall.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/13_Duane_Library.gif
Duane Library (1927)
The Radcliffe College library scenes in the movie Love Story (1970), starring Ali MacGraw and Ryan O’Neal, were filmed in Duane Library.
The library scene in the movie The Verdict (1982), starring Paul Newman, was filmed in Duane Library.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/thumbnails/image33.gif
Administration Building (1838)
Several scenes in the movie Quiz Show (1994), directed by Robert Redford, were filmed inside and outside of the Administration Building.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/30_hughes_hall.gif
Hughes Hall (1891)
The scenes showing Father Karras in his room at Georgetown University in the movie The Exorcist (1973) were filmed in Hughes Hall, fourth floor.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/16_freeman_hall2.gif
Freeman Hall (1930)
Several exterior scenes in the movie Kinsey (2004), starring Liam Neeson, were filmed in front of Freeman Hall.

http://www.fordham.edu/images/Whats_New/inside/1004/universitychurch.jpg
University Church (1845)
Edgar Allan Poe’s poem “The Bells” was inspired by the ringing of the bells of the University Church. He lived nearby and is known to have been friendly with the Jesuits with whom he often dined.

http://www.fordham.edu/images/Facilities/rosehill1.jpg
Rose Hill Gym (1925)
The “Victory Bell”, which hangs outside the Rose Hill Gym, is from the World War II Japanese aircraft carrier Junyo. It was given to Fordham as a gift by Admiral Chester Nimitz and was first rung at Fordham by President Harry Truman.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/thumbnails/image35.gif
Alumni House (1840)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/08_Queens_Court2.gif
Queen’s Court (1845)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/37_Alpha_house.gif
Alpha House (1864)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/thumbnails/image28.gif
Dealy Hall (1867)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/14_Thebaud_Hall.gif
Thebaud Hall (1901)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/06_Collins.gif
Collins Auditorium (1904)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/17_Finlay_Hall.gif
Finlay Hall (1905)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/38_Seismic_Station.gif
Seismic Station (1923)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/12_Larkin_Hall.gif
Larkin Hall (1927)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/thumbnails/image36.gif
Loyola Hall (1928)

http://www.ernestharrisarchitects.com/000ws%20Web%20Site%20Images/1807_front_ws.jpg
Kohlmann Hall

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/15_Murray_Weigel.gif
Murray-Weigel Hall

http://www.fordham.edu/images/waves/home1/lm/home/home_image7.jpg
Walsh Library (1997)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/22_ohare_hall.gif
O’Hare Hall (2000)

[colgate13]

Alright, here's a picture of the new library next to Taylor lake...

http://www.pueblitohotels.com/english/images/01foto01.jpg

Our natatorium:

http://www.vacationweb.com/hawaii/maui-condos/ktk/napili_kai_beach_resort/napilikaiPool.jpg

The new townhomes are in the bottom left of this one.

http://www.ltibeachresort.com/ltibeachresort/images/photos/25_b.jpg

[UNH 40]

Wow Fordham has a gorgious campus.

[GannonFan]

Well, I've certainly seen my share of Fordham's campus now. ;)

[OL FU]

Alright, here's a picture of the new library next to Taylor lake...

http://www.pueblitohotels.com/english/images/01foto01.jpg

Our natatorium:

http://www.vacationweb.com/hawaii/maui-condos/ktk/napili_kai_beach_resort/napilikaiPool.jpg

The new townhomes are in the bottom left of this one.

http://www.ltibeachresort.com/ltibeachresort/images/photos/25_b.jpg

I can't wait til we play in 2008. I am going to have such a tan:nod: :rolleyes:

[OL FU]

Wow Fordham has a gorgious campus.

Very Very nice. The only bad thing about Furman's campus is that there are no old buildings. They tried to move the old bell tower which collapsed during the attempt:bawling:

[douglasdmb]

Well our campus isn't quite as spectacular as the latter two, so here's an ariel shot...

[UNH 40]

https://www.alumni.unh.edu/photos/stamps/highres_images/thall_summer.jpg

http://www.alumni.unh.edu/photos/stamps/highres_images/fall_campus.jpg

https://www.alumni.unh.edu/photos/stamps/highres_images/thall_winter.jpg

http://www.alumni.unh.edu/photos/stamps/highres_images/smith_hall.jpg

http://www.alumni.unh.edu/photos/stamps/highres_images/whit.jpg

[Pard4Life]

Since when did Colgate open a Fiji campus?

[OL FU]

Bell Tower
http://www.math.fsu.edu/~jdenny/gifs/bellto03.gif
Library
http://history.furman.edu/Library.jpg
Front Entrance
http://www.dlca.com/newsletter/images/Furman%20Entrance%20Way.jpg
Chapel
http://www.cbfisk.com/120/gfx/axg1.jpg
The lake and the Swans
http://x04.xanga.com/26bb92205513346651374/z31449468.jpg


I am biased but the pictures don't do the campus justice

[RadMann]

http://www.udel.edu/PR/images/FountainLogo0738-800.jpg

http://www.udel.edu/PR/images/DuPontHall-Logo-800.jpg

http://www.udel.edu/PR/images/OldCollege-Logo-800.jpg

http://www.udel.edu/PR/images/TheGreen-snow015800.jpg

http://www.udel.edu/PR/images/Memorial-Green-Logo-800.jpg

Some more pics can be found here:

http://www.udel.edu/PR/wallpaper.html

[SunCoastBlueHen]

I'll add a few more to RadMann's post -

http://www.udel.edu/PR/slideshows/aerials05/FallAerials05-396.jpg

http://www.udel.edu/PR/slideshows/aerials05/FallAerials05-401.jpg
http://www.udel.edu/PR/slideshows/aerials05/youdee34_1.jpg
http://www.udel.edu/PR/slideshows/aerials05/youdee34_22.jpg

[LUHawker]

Fordham was recently named the #18 Most Beautiful Campus in America in some survey. In recognition of this event, a Fordham poster posted this message on the Fordham board -- which I have lifted verbatim.



By whom? I'd like to see the rest of that survey.

[Go...gate]

Most people don't realize that there is a Colgate branch in the Bahamas. It's a great recruiting tool. :D :rotateh:

[colgate13]

Since when did Colgate open a Fiji campus?

It was part of the new campaign, didn't you here? Alright, here's the Colgate that you know and love:

Aerial view
http://www.colgate.edu/imagesWWW/slideshow/slideshow_image_1.jpg

The Hill
http://www.colgate.edu/imagesWWW/slideshow/slideshow_image_2.jpg

The Chapel (note: our Golden Dome predates ND)
http://www.powys-lannion.net/Powys/America/Chapel.jpg

The quad
http://mad_dogg98.tripod.com/1.jpg

Village of Hamilton
http://www.colgate.edu/imagesWWW/slideshow/slideshow_image_37.jpg

Close up of Stillman Hall (residence hall - typical building at Colgate)
http://www.studentsreview.com/univ_pics/934_g_1091767736.JPG

[colgate13]

By whom? I'd like to see the rest of that survey.

If it's the same survey, Colgate was #1. (and it wasn't really a survey as much as one guy's ranking). The Chronicle of Higher Ed ran it.

[Go...gate]

Love those Fordham and UD pix! Both are lovely campuses.

[Go...gate]

In the days before coeducation, the Golden Dome on the Colgate Memorial Chapel was referred to by its more familiar name of "Golden Nipple". :smiley_wi

[JoltinJoe]

By whom? I'd like to see the rest of that survey.

studentreview.com

Here's the link:
http://www.studentsreview.com/rank_em.php3?MODE=rankem&GENDER=2&PREFERENCE1=Grounds&IMPORTANCE1=5&as_list=1&sr_title=Most%20Beautiful%20Campus

[Fordham]

Fordham was recently named the #18 Most Beautiful Campus in America in some survey. In recognition of this event, a Fordham poster posted this message on the Fordham board -- which I have lifted verbatim.

http://www.fordham.edu/images/waves/home1/lm/home/home_image14.jpg

http://www.fordham.edu/images/waves/home1/lm/home/home_image9.jpg

http://www.theramonline.com/Mike/Keating.gif
Keating Hall (1936)
The Georgetown University language lab scene in the movie The Exorcist (1973) was filmed in Fordham’s language lab located in the basement of Keating Hall.
The Pentagon office scene in the movie A Beautiful Mind (2001), starring Russell Crowe, was filmed in Keating’s basement.
Several exterior scenes in the movie Kinsey (2004), starring Liam Neeson, were filmed in front of Keating Hall.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/13_Duane_Library.gif
Duane Library (1927)
The Radcliffe College library scenes in the movie Love Story (1970), starring Ali MacGraw and Ryan O’Neal, were filmed in Duane Library.
The library scene in the movie The Verdict (1982), starring Paul Newman, was filmed in Duane Library.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/thumbnails/image33.gif
Administration Building (1838)
Several scenes in the movie Quiz Show (1994), directed by Robert Redford, were filmed inside and outside of the Administration Building.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/30_hughes_hall.gif
Hughes Hall (1891)
The scenes showing Father Karras in his room at Georgetown University in the movie The Exorcist (1973) were filmed in Hughes Hall, fourth floor.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/16_freeman_hall2.gif
Freeman Hall (1930)
Several exterior scenes in the movie Kinsey (2004), starring Liam Neeson, were filmed in front of Freeman Hall.

http://www.fordham.edu/images/Whats_New/inside/1004/universitychurch.jpg
University Church (1845)
Edgar Allan Poe’s poem “The Bells” was inspired by the ringing of the bells of the University Church. He lived nearby and is known to have been friendly with the Jesuits with whom he often dined.

http://www.fordham.edu/images/Facilities/rosehill1.jpg
Rose Hill Gym (1925)
The “Victory Bell”, which hangs outside the Rose Hill Gym, is from the World War II Japanese aircraft carrier Junyo. It was given to Fordham as a gift by Admiral Chester Nimitz and was first rung at Fordham by President Harry Truman.

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/thumbnails/image35.gif
Alumni House (1840)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/08_Queens_Court2.gif
Queen’s Court (1845)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/37_Alpha_house.gif
Alpha House (1864)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/thumbnails/image28.gif
Dealy Hall (1867)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/14_Thebaud_Hall.gif
Thebaud Hall (1901)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/06_Collins.gif
Collins Auditorium (1904)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/17_Finlay_Hall.gif
Finlay Hall (1905)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/38_Seismic_Station.gif
Seismic Station (1923)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/12_Larkin_Hall.gif
Larkin Hall (1927)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/thumbnails/image36.gif
Loyola Hall (1928)

http://www.ernestharrisarchitects.com/000ws%20Web%20Site%20Images/1807_front_ws.jpg
Kohlmann Hall

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/15_Murray_Weigel.gif
Murray-Weigel Hall

http://www.fordham.edu/images/waves/home1/lm/home/home_image7.jpg
Walsh Library (1997)

http://www.fordham.edu/audience/tours/images/locations/22_ohare_hall.gif
O’Hare Hall (2000)
nice post! I think I'll make this my next sig pic

[bostonspider]

Sorry, but that list is sort of bunk. There are some nice schools on that list, but there are some campuses that are not so spectactular looking. And where are Princeton, Richmond or Sweet Briar, all schools that have been ranked the most beautiful by the Princeton Review. I mean # 27 JMU is a great school, but come on, it does not really compare to Richmond in looks. Here is a selection of images from UR.


First off is the Library, which overlooks Westhampton Lake
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/boatlibr/images/hires/0.jpg

Now we move next door to Ryland Hall, one of the older academic buildings on campus.
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/rylandha/images/hires/0.jpg

Here is Jepson Hall, home of the Leadership School
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/jephall/images/hires/0.jpg

Next door to Jepson Hall is the new Weinstein Hall for the Social Sciences
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/weinstei/images/hires/0.jpg

Next is the Tyler Hanyes Commons Building, which crosses over the Lake, connecting the two sides of the Campus, one of the more modern looking buildings on campus, but still ok...
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/commons/images/hires/0.jpg

On the other side of the Lake is the recently renovated Gotwald Science Center
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/gottwald/images/hires/0.jpg

Here is the Modlin Art Center
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/modlin/images/hires/1.jpg

Next door is the Booker Music center
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/bookerha/images/hires/0.jpg

Across Westhampton Green is North Court, one of the original buildings of Westhampton College, and still a dorm and classroom building. A good portion of the movie "Cry Wolf" was recently filmed here
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/north/images/hires/0.jpg

Behind North Court next to the Lake is the Greek Theater, great for concerts or just getting some sun.
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/greekthe/images/hires/1.jpg

Back on the other side of Campus are the two Graduate Schools, first Robins School of Business.
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/business/images/hires/0.jpg

And second Richmond Law.
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/lawschoo/images/hires/0.jpg

Here are a few of the residence halls on the old Richmond College side of the Lake
http://www.urich.edu/visit/small_tour/buildings/freeman/images/hires/0.jpg

[RadMann]

That ranking was a survey of students, nothing more or less. I'm biased, but in the mid-Atlantic region Princeton and UD are tops. Then again everyone has their own taste.

[Pard4Life]

Here is lovely Lafayette College..

Aerial view of the campus.. nearly the entire thing.. things have changed alot from this one..

http://ww2.lafayette.edu/~stifeld/lafayette_campus_pic2.jpg

Pardee Hall, primary non-science academic building..

http://www.lafayette.edu/admissions/images/random/campus_shot_03.jpg

Skillman Library...

http://www.lafayette.edu/community/campusmap/Media/skillman.jpg

Random shot behind Pardee..

http://www.stevenplatt.com/10.jpg

A nice spot..

http://www.stevenplatt.com/Lafayette4773.jpg

Can't find my favorite spot though... under the trees by Kirby on the Quad. Also like the trees in the triangle b/w Pardee, South, and Kirby Gov.

[JoltinJoe]

I didn't make the ranking. I only reported it. I;ve been to UD, Princeton, Colgate and Richmond and they are all spectacular places.

However, no matter who does the ranking, Fordham always scores high in the most beautiful campus category -- notwithstanding the merit or lack there of this particular survey.

[colgate13]

Bucknell's #1 on that list! Bogus! Bucknell's campus has got nothing on Colgate's!!!! :D

[SunCoastBlueHen]

I didn't make the ranking. I only reported it. I;ve been to UD, Princeton, Colgate and Richmond and they are all spectacular places.

However, no matter who does the ranking, Fordham always scores high in the most beautiful campus category -- notwithstanding the merit or lack there of this particular survey.

How about some pics of the neighborhoods surrounding the campus?

:eyebrow: :smiley_wi :D

[Pard4Life]

Love that Fordham campus... took my own tour of it during the fall. Colgate and Richmond look wonderful too. I'd say Bucknell is 'ok' at best. I was kinda disappointed when I saw it for the first time, although the stadium is in a nice spot.

Princeton is in a nice location but I think it is quite below most of these places. It is archetectually inconsistent, and there doesn't seem to be symmetry to the place. They also have a big tower on campus... that rules out 'quaint' in my mind.

[Go...gate]

Agree, 13. Anybody who sees Colgate really finds it a jewel (with the exception, of course, of Mark Whipple :D ).

[Go...gate]

Actually, PU has three towers - Fine Hall, Blair Tower and the Nassau Hall rotunda. Fine Hall is the ugly one, right on Washington Road. They threw that one up on the early 1960's, and I don't think it will be around forever. It is also an occasional location for undergraduate suicide.

[RadMann]

Most colleges, especially if they are decently old have a cool feeling about them. In addition, college towns are always interesting places to visit. I grew up in a college town and greatly enjoyed all of the extra stuff that was available for me to do as a kid.

[ucdtim17]

UCD isn't going to be on any of those lists, but we take a back seat to no one in architectural diversity - we have buildings with every architectural style of the 20th century as the campus expanded. And we have ducks and lots of squirrels. In any case, here ya go

http://www.mondaviarts.org/images/bldg/full/3_7.jpg

Mondavi Center for Performing Arts at dusk

http://photos.ucdavis.edu/images/large/0179_shields_library_3.jpg

Shields Library

http://photos.ucdavis.edu/images/large/0001_mrak.jpg

Mrak Hall and Putah Creek

http://photos.ucdavis.edu/images/large/0072_wright_hall_fall.jpg

Obligatory fall colors pic

http://photos.ucdavis.edu/images/large/0101_arc_exterior_1.jpg

Outside of the new ARC rec center, which connects to the Pavilion bball arena in the back

http://photos.ucdavis.edu/images/large/0140_genome_center_1.jpg
Genome and Biomed Center, whatever that means

The Governator
http://photos.ucdavis.edu/images/large/0132_eng_fuel_cell_schwarz.jpg

and of course, lots of bikes

http://photos.ucdavis.edu/images/large/0112_bikes_3.jpg

[JoltinJoe]

How about some pics of the neighborhoods surrounding the campus?
:eyebrow: :smiley_wi :D

Not what you think. The Bronx is roaring back to life.

In the late 1970s, Jimmy Carter visited Charlotte Street and called it the worst slum in America. He pledged to turn it around. In 1980, Ronald Reagan came to Charlotte Street and said it was still the worst slum in America to underscore his point that the Carter inner-city policies had failed.

Applications to Fordham took a deep dive. But here's Charlotte Street today:
http://www.brorson.com/TourDeBronx/Streetscape7_CharlotteStThumb.jpg

Here's a wesbite discussing the revitalization of the Bronx.
http://www.pacificislandtravel.com/north_america/eastern_usa/newyork/nyc_southbronx.html

Once the most famous slum in the country, the infamous Charlotte Street (east of Crotona Park and north of Morrisania, now called Charlotte Gardens) is the symbolic ground zero of a revitalization now twenty years in the works. Presidents Carter and Reagan visited the desolate site of wholesale demolition in 1977 and 1980 respectively, and in 1978 Deputy Mayor Hermann Badillo, former Bronx Borough president, began actively seeking to redevelop the South Bronx. By the late 1990s the entire area had become known as the Bronx Miracle, and by the time President Clinton visited Charlotte Street in 1997, it had been transformed into the pleasantly, if eerily, suburban Charlotte Gardens. Elsewhere in the South Bronx, abandoned buildings have been renovated into co-operative apartments; backed by federal funds, private investments and a myriad of involved community groups, retailers long missing in this area – basic ones such as Rite-Aid, Pathmark, Caldor and other chains – have moved in. Aficionados of urban renewal and those fascinated by the unlikely survival of historic districts will love it up here – particularly since people innocuously washing their cars have roundly replaced crack addicts on the streets during daylight hours. That being said, you should still exercise caution in the somewhat downtrodden areas, which still exist.

Meanwhile, here are some pictures of our neighbors directly north of our campus:

The New York Botanical Gardens:
http://www.new-york-hotels-usa.com/foto/bronx_garden.jpg

The Bronx Zoo:
http://tastesgood.org/2005/05/29/130953_Bronx_Zoo_002.jpg

Things are better than you think.

[ButlerGSU]

Georgia Southern Universities College of Information Technology:

http://cit.georgiasouthern.edu/cs/images/CITBuilding3.jpg

http://cit.georgiasouthern.edu/testPic/test4.jpg

College of Education:

http://services.georgiasouthern.edu/facilities/photo/707040501.jpg

Henderson Library:

http://services.georgiasouthern.edu/facilities/photo/henderson/Henderson.jpg

Fine Arts:

http://services.georgiasouthern.edu/facilities/photo/finearts/FineArts.jpg

More at http://services.georgiasouthern.edu/facilities/index.htm

[DuckDuckGriz]

Here are some from the University of Montana
http://www.montanapictures.net/images/1284%20U%20of%20M%20Missoula%2052303.jpg
http://www.umt.edu/images/photolib/269_photo.jpg
http://www.umt.edu/images/photolib/204_photo.jpg

http://www.umt.edu/images/photolib/262_photo.jpg

http://www.umt.edu/images/photolib/324_photo.jpg

http://www.umt.edu/images/photolib/267_photo.jpg
http://www.umt.edu/images/photolib/333_photo.jpg
http://www.umt.edu/images/photolib/261_photo.jpg

[SunCoastBlueHen]

Not what you think. The Bronx is roaring back to life.

Things are better than you think.

Wow! That is damn impressive. I had friends who went to Fordham and I last visited there in the late '80's. At that time, the surrounding area was still scary as hell. I didn't realize how much the area has been revitalized. "The Bronx Miracle" is right! :nod:

[ucdtim17]

Since everyone else is posting snow pictures, I'll add ours from one cold morning 4 years ago when I was in the dorms

http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/020102/bike-rider5.gif

http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/bill/photos/snow2002/0128_004.jpg

http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/bill/photos/snow2002/0128_001.jpg

It was quite a treat

[JoltinJoe]

Wow! That is damn impressive. I had friends who went to Fordham and I last visited there in the late '80's. At that time, the surrounding area was still scary as hell. I didn't realize how much the area has been revitalized. "The Bronx Miracle" is right! :nod:

It ain't Valhalla but if you haven't been there since the late '80s, you'd be stunned by what you see: clean streets, late model cars (unstripped!), families sitting on their porches.

[chrisattsu]

This just isn't fair! Everyother school gets to have seasons. The only seasons we have in Texas are Hot as Hell and kinda hot.

Truthfully, I have seen people in the river from February to October. (not counting the "polar bears" who go swiming on Newyears day. Mind you it was 85 degrees last new years)

[Cocky]

Here are some pictures of a poor public southern university. Sorry no snow pictures available, yet.

Bibb Graves Hall
http://www.jsu.edu/depart/photo/2006/bibbgraves040506/source/image/bibb_graves_040506-001.jpg

Classroom
http://www.jsu.edu/depart/photo/2006/classroom041206/source/image/classroom_041206-007.jpg

Library
http://www.jsu.edu/depart/photo/2006/freshmanforum040506/source/image/freshman_forum_040506-006.jpg

Inside Leon Cole
http://www.jsu.edu/depart/photo/2006/ccgala040806/source/image/cc_gala_040806-131.jpg

Daugette Hall
http://www.jsu.edu/campus/daugette.jpg

Logan Hall-Dorm
http://www.jsu.edu/campus/logan.jpg

Police Station
http://www.jsu.edu/campus/salls.jpg


There are more buildings but this is quite plenty for a look.

[GaSouthern]

well I feel dumb, I thought jacksonville state was a black college!
DURT! :(

[walliver]

This is "Old Main" at Wofford College. Constructed between 1851 and 1854. Every Wofford graduate has taken at least one class in this building. It was built in the "Italianate" style popular in those days, although most buildings from that era have only one tower. This building is frequently called the "Twin Towers" - a name also applied to a few coeds I remember (No, I don't have any pictures to post of that)

http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7362/759/320/Wofford_snow.0.jpg

[TheValleyRaider]

The new townhomes are in the bottom left of this one.

http://www.ltibeachresort.com/ltibeachresort/images/photos/25_b.jpg

That's my home sweet home for next year :nod:

[TheValleyRaider]

In the days before coeducation, the Golden Dome on the Colgate Memorial Chapel was referred to by its more familiar name of "Golden Nipple". :smiley_wi

It still is :D

[bostonspider]

However, no matter who does the ranking, Fordham always scores high in the most beautiful campus category -- notwithstanding the merit or lack there of this particular survey.

Well that is definitely true, Fordham's campus looks awesome.

[blackfordpu]

Library
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/ngl03.jpg

Football Field
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/26.jpg

Admin Building
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/5.jpg

AB4
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/ab4.jpg

Austin Hall
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/austinhall.jpg

Dan Rather Building
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/dan-cb.jpg

Science Building
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/new-sci2.jpg

Museum
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pan/memorial/75.jpg

[JoltinJoe]

nice post! I think I'll make this my next sig pic

Look wiseguy, if you think the post was too long, blame ramMan. I stole it from him.

[Fordham]

I feel like quoting it again just to piss everybody off. It's nice to see the love given to our campus in this thread, though. Too many still view the Bronx as a place of ridicule as opposed to being a place to go to school or send your kid to. Glad to see the word is starting to spread.

There are really some beautiful campuses out there, though. Love the Montana pictures with the mountains (Montana, duh) in the background and wtf is with that one picture - is that the Northern Lights? Beautiful stuff. I'm also partial to some of the southern schools. Given the great weather the snapshots I see usually have a nice look to them and the buildings are often done in some nice brickwork. If I remember correctly Elon has a beautiful campus that fits that description - can anyone affirm or correct me? And I'm a big fan of consistency in terms of architechture and that's why I'm pleased that Fordham has gotten away from a few folly-type buildings and is back to doing stuff in tune with the look and feel of the campus. Despite the varied architecture, though, that UCD Performing Arts center is pretty sweet. Also a fan of the Fine Arts building and overall campus at GSU.

Good stuff.

[skinny_uncle]

SIU

http://www.siuc.edu/siucimages/campusImages/siucaerial.jpg
Just an aerial shot of Campus Lake.

[ButlerGSU]

Also a fan of the Fine Arts building and overall campus at GSU.

Good stuff.

Thank you, Fordham has a beautiful campus as well.

[JoltinJoe]

There are really some beautiful campuses out there, though. Love the Montana pictures with the mountains (Montana, duh) in the background and wtf is with that one picture - is that the Northern Lights? Beautiful stuff. I'm also partial to some of the southern schools. Given the great weather the snapshots I see usually have a nice look to them and the buildings are often done in some nice brickwork. If I remember correctly Elon has a beautiful campus that fits that description - can anyone affirm or correct me? And I'm a big fan of consistency in terms of architechture and that's why I'm pleased that Fordham has gotten away from a few folly-type buildings and is back to doing stuff in tune with the look and feel of the campus. Despite the varied architecture, though, that UCD Performing Arts center is pretty sweet. Also a fan of the Fine Arts building and overall campus at GSU.

Good stuff.

I couldn't agree more. All of these pictures show some really amazing places and, if you've spent time there during your own college years, these places become even more special to you.

As for the Bronx, around New York at least, the term "South Bronx" has become really dated. This of course is a great thing for the Bronx and for Fordham -- as the "South Bronx" was said to include some of the worst areas in America and was typically defined as the "area south of Fordham Road." So the name of our school was used to define the location of some of the most desolate neigborhoods in America. That was just horrendous PR for the school.

I think that is the Northern Lights in the UM photo. In early November 2004, I was on a late night flight to Seattle and was stunned by the sight of the Northern Lights through the plane window. One of the most remarkable things I have ever seen. I was wishing I had a camera but nonethless I was remarkably lucky to being flying that night.

[GreatAppSt]

http://forums.delphiforums.com/n/mb/at.asp?webtag=appstate&guid=33129EB3-26A4-4FE3-9679-02281FE3A183&frames=no

Lightning over ASU looks like our Black Satuday logo.

[Cocky]

well I feel dumb, I thought jacksonville state was a black college!
DURT! :(

We do have black students.

You may have been thinking of Jackson State in Mississippi. They are a HBCU and a member of the SWAC.

[slycat]

i love old east coast campuses. the architecture is amazing.

[Go Poly]

i love old east coast campuses. the architecture is amazing.


Ditto! I am amazed at the attention to architecture with character and the timeless nature of the buildings of east cost schools...someone mentioned Colgate earlier on this thread...I love the appearance of that campus! :hurray:

[The Gadfly]

Alright, here's a picture of the new library next to Taylor lake...

http://www.pueblitohotels.com/english/images/01foto01.jpg

Our natatorium:

http://www.vacationweb.com/hawaii/maui-condos/ktk/napili_kai_beach_resort/napilikaiPool.jpg

The new townhomes are in the bottom left of this one.

http://www.ltibeachresort.com/ltibeachresort/images/photos/25_b.jpg

DAMN!!! You beat me to the Coastal pictures :nonono2: .

[MplsBison]

Here are some from the University of Montana

http://www.umt.edu/images/photolib/269_photo.jpg


Hey, you guys have an M just like Montana State does.

[Ronbo]

The "M" is above "Missoula". MSU has an "M" above "Bozeman". Doesn't make sense to me.

[kats89]

Library
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/ngl03.jpg

Football Field
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/26.jpg

Admin Building
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/5.jpg

AB4
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/ab4.jpg

Austin Hall
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/austinhall.jpg

Dan Rather Building
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/dan-cb.jpg

Science Building
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/new-sci2.jpg

Museum
http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pan/memorial/75.jpg

Austin Hall is the oldest educational building still in use in Texas. It is a Texas Historical Landmark. See link for a little history lesson.

http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/austin-his.html

[colgate13]

And I'm a big fan of consistency in terms of architechture and that's why I'm pleased that Fordham has gotten away from a few folly-type buildings and is back to doing stuff in tune with the look and feel of the campus.

I think this is a vastly underappreciated aspect of college campuses that routinely appear at the top of people's lists. There was a period in there in the 50s and 60s where modernism made its way onto college campuses, but most of those buildings now just seem dated and are often getting new facades or flat out being demolished in favour of more classic architecture.

IMO the schools that we all love are the ones that keep in that style. Fordham looks to have done a great job of that. Colgate has as well. Some of the southern schools that we like appear to be similar (albeit with brick instead of stone). I think that's why GSU's new stuff looks good - it keeps with the overall classic theme.

To illustrate my point, Colgate is currently 'rebuilding' its library to the tune of $55 million +. It's about 50 years old (right smack in the modernist movement). In doing so, they're completely obliterating the modernist look as best they can and going with the overall campus look.

The best picture online that I can find is features an addition done in the 80's that masks square, modernist front of the original. If you look behind the tall part, there is a flat, square building. That is the original: a square box. Yea!

http://www.hsnparch.com/images/imagesProjects/Colgate/library/colgateLibEXT1.jpg


New library in construction

http://people.colgate.edu/tokeeffe/webimages/library1.jpg

1st Proposal that was shot down HARD. Essentially a glass box on top of another box. Double Yea!

http://vantagetcg.com/images/colgate.jpg

State of building about 3 months ago

http://www.faldara.com/media/1/thumb_20051222-case1.jpg

Live webcams of the view now:

http://149.43.156.109/view/index.shtml

http://149.43.156.108/view/index.shtml

http://149.43.156.110/view/index.shtml

[bostonspider]

I think Richmond got lucky in that they went through a financially difficult time in the 1960's and basically did not build anything. Therefore the campus is exceedingly hemogenous, which allows all the red brick collegic gothic buildings to really shine. There were a few buildings from the 1970's which are more of a post modern take on the true collegic gothic style, but they are definitely inoffensive, and just not as nicely detailed as both the older and now newer buildings. All of UR's newest buildings really embrace the original architecture of the 1914 campus by Ralph Adams Cram, who has been so justly celebrated for his collegic architecture (think Rice, Princeton and others). Most people who walk UR's campus fall in love pretty immediately

http://www.richmond.edu/~acovitz/AJC%20Homepage_files/UR_PS_Building.jpg

check this link to MSN Live Local, which gives a great birds-eye view of the campus.
http://local.live.com/default.aspx?v=2&cp=q7wmwj8j4p6y&style=o&lvl=1&scene=3347847

[chrisattsu]

Stupid University Photobank wont let me steal the images....

[Pard4Life]

That's a very nice library.. good job shooting down that idiotic looking glass dome. Lafayette was in a similar predicament... the old Skillman library, renovated and reopened between 2003-2005, looks much better externally than the old one... which looked more like a medieval fortress, arrow slits and all. I still have my qualms about certain interior spaces though... some spots look like Home Depot/The Brady Bunch era.. while others are much too open. Meanwhile, here is the old Skillman Bastellie.

http://ww2.lafayette.edu/~library/special/survey/skillman.gif

And now...
http://www.collegenews.org/Images/Skilllmansqr.jpg
http://www.annbeha.com/images/Skillman/Lafayette%201%20Header%20Image.gif

[JoshUCA]

http://www.uca.edu/uca/studentstories.php

You can go to the link above and view the T.V. commericals for UCA and a couple of them feature some campus shots.

OR

You can go here and view a video of an aerial shot that is a few years old.

http://www.uca.edu/uca/aerialtour.html

[UAalum72]

The University at Albany has a great variety of architecture:

1900s - New York State College for Teachers, School of Criminal Justice, School of Information Science and Policy, Rockefeller College, The Nelson A. Rockefeller College for Public Affairs and Policy, School of Social Welfare, graduate studies
http://www.albany.edu/news/photo_archive/albums/downtown/images/panorama.jpg
1940s- mainly dorms, graduate school library
http://www.albany.edu/news/photo_archive/albums/downtown/images/alumniquad01.jpg

1960s - 'the concrete campus' , Edward Durell Stone designed post-modernist architecture
http://www.albany.edu/main/images/aerials-011small3.jpg
Interior of the main podium, with the carillon/water tower
http://www.albany.edu/news/photo_archive/albums/main/images/podiumpanorama.jpg
1990s - Center for Environmental Science and Technology Management, College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering,
http://www.albany.edu/news/photo_archive/albums/main/images/cestm01.jpg

East Campus, across the Hudson River - formerly Sterling-Winthrop drug labs, now the School of Public Health, Center for Functional Genomics, biotech research, Albany Molecular, Gen*NY*Sis Center for Excellence in Cancer Genomics, Institute for Health and the Environment, cancer research
http://www.albany.edu/news/photo_archive/albums/east/images/eastcampus01.jpg

[colgate13]

I had no idea UA was so 'grand'. Impressive!

[TxState_GO_CATS!]

love the UAlbany fountain.

[DuckDuckGriz]

Hey, you guys have an M just like Montana State does.

"M"issoula or "M"ontana

There are two letters that should be on the mountain at MSU -- "B"ozeman or "S"tate :thumbsup:

[rufus]

JMU's campus...

Wilson Hall
http://www.jmu.edu/photography/university/Campus2/photobuildings/l0463i17.jpg

The Quad
http://www.jmu.edu/photography/university/Campus2/photobuildings/l0034i15.jpg

Another random Quad shot
http://www.jmu.edu/photography/university/Campus2/photobuildings/l0034i60.jpg

Burruss Hall
http://www.jmu.edu/photography/university/Campus2/photobuildings/l1102i10.jpg

Greek Row and the lake
http://www.jmu.edu/photography/university/Campus2/photobuildings/l1102i04.jpg

Wilson Hall in the snow
http://www.jmu.edu/photography/university/Campus2/photofeatures/764i47.jpg

And now to the drastically different east campus...

CISAT Building
http://www.jmu.edu/photography/university/Campus2/photobuildings/l2880i44.jpg

Looking back toward the old campus
http://www.jmu.edu/photography/university/Campus2/photobuildings/lcd2280i42.jpg

[JoshUCA]

I really wish UCA had a real "Quad," because it seems like most every school I see has one...

[Cocky]

There are some good looking schools in I-AA.

[GeauxColonels]

I really wish UCA had a real "Quad," because it seems like most every school I see has one...
We have a real quad at Nicholls, but not much else compared to most of these schools. : smh :

[blackfordpu]

We have a real quad at Nicholls, but not much else compared to most of these schools. : smh :

I don't think any SLC school can compare with the others we have seen. Texas and La just don't have the landscape for schools like that.

[Go...gate]

Nice pix of Case Library, 13. The lighting also was very bad in there in the old days.

Colgate definitely went through its "modernist" (also "impoverished") period; Case, the Kendrick-Eaton-Dodge dormitory (now destroyed), Cutten and Bryan Complexes and Reid Athletic Center were also part of that era, about '57 to '68. They were (and remain) servicable facilities but don't match the classic Colgate quarry brick. Since then, Colgate has made a commitment to construct or rebuild buildings that match those on the Hill. The results are terrific.

[colgate13]

JMU's campus...
The Quad
http://www.jmu.edu/photography/university/Campus2/photobuildings/l0034i15.jpg


I love that JMU quad look! But is it me, or do the buildings on the right not go in a straight line but the buildings on the left do? :confused:

[TheValleyRaider]

Nice pix of Case Library, 13. The lighting also was very bad in there in the old days.

Colgate definitely went through its "modernist" (also "impoverished") period; Case, the Kendrick-Eaton-Dodge dormitory (now destroyed), Cutten and Bryan Complexes and Reid Athletic Center were also part of that era, about '57 to '68. They were (and remain) servicable facilities but don't match the classic Colgate quarry brick. Since then, Colgate has made a commitment to construct or rebuild buildings that match those on the Hill. The results are terrific.

Bryan isn't so bad, given it's been built right into the side of the hill. Reid is what it is. If you want to talk about buildings that break the "Colgate mold", Dana and Little should be at the top of the list. Actually, Little is only a few years old, by comparison to the others. The Apartments (all 3 of which are across from the Stadium) also break that mold, although they're off the main campus a bit.


Let's just not talk about Gate House...

[McNeese75]

I don't think any SLC school can compare with the others we have seen. Texas and La just don't have the landscape for schools like that.

I agree although the hill country setting for Tx State is pretty nice.:nod:

[RadMann]

UD's campus is a real asset to the school for recruiting new students and the general impression it leaves with someone seeing the school for the first time. Some of the buildings are very old, but all new ones are done in the Georgian style that was common in the area when UD started in the 1700's. People who just go to a football game really miss out since the football stadium is on the other side of the railroad tracks and there is not much to see there. One thing that has really hurt UD's campus in recent decades is the demise of the mighty American Elm to Dutch Elm disease. This disease has wiped these awesome trees out across the country. If you ever saw pics of the main mall (essentially a green in the center of campus) back in the 80's or earlier, it is amazing how the Elms make the campus look. The elm is the perfect shade tree with a huge/open canopy. The school treats the remaining trees and keeps many of them but a few are lost each year. The replacement trees that are planted are a different species with a similar shape.

Wow, I just posted about Elms on a football board... lol .. it must be off-season ;)

[SunCoastBlueHen]

UD's campus is a real asset to the school for recruiting new students and the general impression it leaves with someone seeing the school for the first time. Some of the buildings are very old, but all new ones are done in the Georgian style that was common in the area when UD started in the 1700's. People who just go to a football game really miss out since the football stadium is on the other side of the railroad tracks and there is not much to see there. One thing that has really hurt UD's campus in recent decades is the demise of the mighty American Elm to Dutch Elm disease. This disease has wiped these awesome trees out across the country. If you ever saw pics of the main mall (essentially a green in the center of campus) back in the 80's or earlier, it is amazing how the Elms make the campus look. The elm is the perfect shade tree with a huge/open canopy. The school treats the remaining trees and keeps many of them but a few are lost each year. The replacement trees that are planted are a different species with a similar shape.

Wow, I just posted about Elms on a football board... lol .. it must be off-season ;)

Great Post! From someone who grew up in Newark - the lost Elms did take a bit of the charm from the campus.

[UNH_Alum_In_CT]

Here's a couple of links for photo tours of UNH:

UNH Virtual Tour (http://www.unh.edu/virtualtour/)

UNH Photo Tour (http://www.unh.edu/virtualtour/UNHphoto.html)

You'll see from these pictures that UNH "sells" its great location:


Town of Durham borders an estuary (Great Bay) where a marine lab is located.
Approximately 15 miles to the Atlantic Ocean.
Approximately an hour and a half to the Mt. Washington Valley and the White Mountains.
65 miles to Downtown Boston.
Campus train station with service to Boston and Portland, Maine.


Here's the oldest building on campus (Thompson Hall), used to be the Admin Building.

[TxState_GO_CATS!]

I agree although the hill country setting for Tx State is pretty nice.:nod:

thanks. our 10-yr master plan has us making a move to have a drastically "greener" campus (supposedly modeled after the University of Virginia), but it will be nothing like the campuses i've seen on here. those are some amazing pics...:twocents:

[JoltinJoe]

UD's campus is a real asset to the school for recruiting new students and the general impression it leaves with someone seeing the school for the first time. Some of the buildings are very old, but all new ones are done in the Georgian style that was common in the area when UD started in the 1700's. People who just go to a football game really miss out since the football stadium is on the other side of the railroad tracks and there is not much to see there. One thing that has really hurt UD's campus in recent decades is the demise of the mighty American Elm to Dutch Elm disease. This disease has wiped these awesome trees out across the country. If you ever saw pics of the main mall (essentially a green in the center of campus) back in the 80's or earlier, it is amazing how the Elms make the campus look. The elm is the perfect shade tree with a huge/open canopy. The school treats the remaining trees and keeps many of them but a few are lost each year. The replacement trees that are planted are a different species with a similar shape.

Wow, I just posted about Elms on a football board... lol .. it must be off-season ;)

I remember those elms well. That's unfortunate news. I didn't know those trees were gone.

[McNeese75]

thanks. our 10-yr master plan has us making a move to have a drastically "greener" campus (supposedly modeled after the University of Virginia), but it will be nothing like the campuses i've seen on here. those are some amazing pics...:twocents:

Well I was born in Uvalde and my parents live in Wimberley so I am somewhat of a homer (but I think most of those here that visit SM would agree) :D

[WMTribe90]

I love that JMU quad look! But is it me, or do the buildings on the right not go in a straight line but the buildings on the left do?

JMU just added an engineering school I believe (not kidding). Guess it was too late to lay the Quad out in a straight line. Maybe going forward...

[GOKATS]

"M"issoula or "M"ontana

There are two letters that should be on the mountain at MSU -- "B"ozeman or "S"tate :thumbsup:

There are four letters that should be on the mountain at Missoula--

dUMb :D

[chrisattsu]

Well I was born in Uvalde and my parents live in Wimberley so I am somewhat of a homer (but I think most of those here that visit SM would agree) :D

Wait, born in Texas and your parents live in Wimberley, you understand how amazing Texas really is, and you still went to Louisiana for schooling?!

[igo4uni]

Thanks for posting the cool pics, guys.

The Eastern schools look really good. They all seem to have that timeless look. Very cool.

[McNeese75]

Wait, born in Texas and your parents live in Wimberley, you understand how amazing Texas really is, and you still went to Louisiana for schooling?!

That's another story :rolleyes:

I am a Texan at heart but a McNeese Cowboy until I die :nod:

[Lionsrking]

UD's campus is a real asset to the school for recruiting new students and the general impression it leaves with someone seeing the school for the first time. Some of the buildings are very old, but all new ones are done in the Georgian style that was common in the area when UD started in the 1700's. People who just go to a football game really miss out since the football stadium is on the other side of the railroad tracks and there is not much to see there. One thing that has really hurt UD's campus in recent decades is the demise of the mighty American Elm to Dutch Elm disease. This disease has wiped these awesome trees out across the country. If you ever saw pics of the main mall (essentially a green in the center of campus) back in the 80's or earlier, it is amazing how the Elms make the campus look. The elm is the perfect shade tree with a huge/open canopy. The school treats the remaining trees and keeps many of them but a few are lost each year. The replacement trees that are planted are a different species with a similar shape.

Wow, I just posted about Elms on a football board... lol .. it must be off-season ;)

I'm currently in Newark/Wilmington this week on business and had a chance to tour the UD campus. I love the architecture and the historic feel the campus exudes and Newark itself seems like a quality small college town. I can feel the Blue Hen pride just about everywhere I go and I've found everyone here to be extremely warm and friendly. I wish I had more free time to hang out on Main Street.

I can't say I'm AS impressed with Tubby Raymond Field and the immediate area surrounding the athletics facilities but that's probably because my expectations were high coming in. TRF is definitely large (by I-AA standards) but rather bare bones and I can't believe I've actually found a press box that's nearly as small as ours. Regardless, it's still a great venue with lots of history and it's easy to see why the University of Delaware has the tradition of excellence it has.

[CCUCheer]

WOW Great posts. I always thought Coastal was one of the nicest campuses I have ever seen. I still think it is great but some of these other schools I have seen are gorgeous, makes me want to visit them. If I had pics of Coastal I would put some up, but I don't. Anyways, keep posting more pics, I like this thread. ttyl xoxo
<3 Katie =)

[Appstate29]

Nice pics everyone, i'm too lazy to post up pics of ASU's campus, but to all Appalachian readers out there, I was at the campus today and they have replaced D.D. Doughtery Memorial Librarys'(which stands for Dauphin Disco, the coolest name in the whole world ever taken) classic red shingle roof with one of those ugly green roofs that makes it ugly as sin. This is one of the original buildings on campus, and I think something should be done to preserve its history, that being said, I don't think theres anything that can be done now...

[UAalum72]

Wagner College on Staten Island, NY is another gorgeous campus, on the former estate of English steamship magnate Sir Edward Cunard (the Lusitania's line). The freshmen dorms have views of the Verrazano Bridge, New York harbor, and the Statue of Liberty.
http://www.wagner.edu/admissions/sites/wagner.edu.admissions/files/images/gs_park_large.jpg

http://www.wagner.edu/admissions/sites/wagner.edu.admissions/files/images/gs_view2_large.jpg

http://www.wagner.edu/admissions/sites/wagner.edu.admissions/files/images/fb_view2_large.jpg

http://www.wagner.edu/admissions/sites/wagner.edu.admissions/files/images/eb_park_large.jpg

[RadMann]

Lionsrking: UD's Delaware Stadium is a great place to see a game in terms of atmosphere but you are right that the facilities such as the press box are extremely outdated. UD fans have been pushing for major improvements or a new stadium, but the school does not emphasize athletics that much to do anything. Glad to hear you enjoyed your trip.

[Kiss My Apps]

Appalachian State University - Boone, NC

http://www2.propichosting.com/Images/421546553/9.jpg

http://www.tour.appstate.edu/images/setting/campus1.jpg

http://www.tour.appstate.edu/images/setting/campus5.jpg

http://www.tour.appstate.edu/images/setting/campus4.jpg

http://www.tour.appstate.edu/images/setting/campus11.jpg

http://www.tour.appstate.edu/images/setting/campus6.jpg

http://www.tour.appstate.edu/images/setting/campus8.jpg

http://www2.propichosting.com/Images/421546553/2.jpg

http://www2.propichosting.com/Images/421546553/7.jpg

http://www2.propichosting.com/Images/421546553/6.bmp

[GeauxColonels]

I don't think any SLC school can compare with the others we have seen. Texas and La just don't have the landscape for schools like that.
LSU has a beautiful campus with the live oaks all over. It's traditionally mentioned as one of the most beautiful campuses in the country. But none of the schools in TX and LA are as old as these northeastern schools.

[sfjackster]

http://www.rften.org/colleges/south_dakota.jpg


http://studentaffairs.sdstate.edu/ResidentialLife/Accomodations/Brown/brown_south_view_1.JPG

http://studentaffairs.sdstate.edu/ResidentialLife/Accomodations/Brown/brown_grove_forest.JPG

http://studentaffairs.sdstate.edu/ResidentialLife/Photos/Images/larson-winter.jpg

http://studentaffairs.sdstate.edu/ResidentialLife/Photos/Images/brown-winter.jpg

[NSUDemon98]

Down in Louisiana they have perfected the art of under-funding their universities.

I am too ashamed to post any pictures of my school...

Actually I just don't have any on my computer, we have some nice buildings. The school was founded in 1884 so most buildings are from 1920 or earlier or 1970 or later...so we have kind of a gothic 70's retro thing going on.

The older part of campus is actually the nicest and somewhat resembles the architectural style of some of the buildings in this thread. But as a whole nothing compares to some of the pictures I have seen in this thread...even the "poor public southern school" Jacksonville St.

The finest details are even nice at places like Fordham, Furman, Colgate, etc. The overall aesthetic beauty is just amazing.

I am telling you, Louisiana sets the standard for staying behind the rest of the country.

[golionsgo]

Down in Louisiana they have perfected the art of under-funding their universities.

I am too ashamed to post any pictures of my school...

Actually I just don't have any on my computer, we have some nice buildings. The school was founded in 1884 so most buildings are from 1920 or earlier or 1970 or later...so we have kind of a gothic 70's retro thing going on.

The older part of campus is actually the nicest and somewhat resembles the architectural style of some of the buildings in this thread. But as a whole nothing compares to some of the pictures I have seen in this thread...even the "poor public southern school" Jacksonville St.

The finest details are even nice at places like Fordham, Furman, Colgate, etc. The overall aesthetic beauty is just amazing.

I am telling you, Louisiana sets the standard for staying behind the rest of the country.


I like Northwestern State's campus. I agree you can't compare it to some in this thread but it's still a pretty nice place to visit in my humble opinion.

[GannonFan]

I'm currently in Newark/Wilmington this week on business and had a chance to tour the UD campus. I love the architecture and the historic feel the campus exudes and Newark itself seems like a quality small college town. I can feel the Blue Hen pride just about everywhere I go and I've found everyone here to be extremely warm and friendly. I wish I had more free time to hang out on Main Street.

I can't say I'm AS impressed with Tubby Raymond Field and the immediate area surrounding the athletics facilities but that's probably because my expectations were high coming in. TRF is definitely large (by I-AA standards) but rather bare bones and I can't believe I've actually found a press box that's nearly as small as ours. Regardless, it's still a great venue with lots of history and it's easy to see why the University of Delaware has the tradition of excellence it has.

Yeah, it's not much to look at empty, but you put 22k in there and it looks a lot better. As a fan, I can't say I'm really broken up about the pressbox - that's probably the lowest thing of priority I would have about updating the place - I'll never step foot in there and I don't spend a lot of time looking at it during the game so I'd opt for a video board before any pressbox upgrades.

[NSUDemon98]

I like Northwestern State's campus. I agree you can't compare it to some in this thread but it's still a pretty nice place to visit in my humble opinion.

It had potential but they ruined during the 70s when they didn't stay with the gothic style of the older buildings on campus. Not a lot of people know but there are a couple of buildings that are deemed historic. One of the original buildings located in the original quad burned back in 1982, Caldwell Hall...it was a magnificent piece of architecture. The other building in the quad was demolished. It was the library back in the 30's and 40's.

[catbob]

There aren't very many good pictures of MSU campus, but here are the ones I could find.

http://www.usjournal.com/img/montana-aerial.gif

http://www.bozemanmove.com/montana/pics/msu1.jpg

http://peakstoprairies.org/images/mthallsm.jpg

http://www.uio.no/studier/utland/usa/bilder/Montana.JPG

http://www.math.uio.no/UIO-USA/bilder/MON3.jpg

http://www.math.uio.no/UIO-USA/bilder/MON8.jpg

Brick Breeden Fieldhouse:
http://www.sinkcombs.com/projects/arena/Breeden/project1_01.jpg

http://ag.montana.edu/images/linfield2.jpg

I think some of these pics are fairly old, but you get the gist of things.

[crunifan]

I got a little intrigued after a few of the posts in the stadium thread, so let's see all the pretty campuses that house FCS football!

I probably got a little carried away, but here are several pictures of UNI's campus.


UNI Campanile
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/campanile2.jpg

Curris Business Building
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/cbb.jpg

Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center (UNI School of Music)
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/gbpac.jpghttp://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/gbpac3.jpg

Lang Hall (Oldest Building on campus)
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/lang.jpg

Two of ten dorms (Bartlett and Bender Halls)
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/bartlett.jpghttp://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/bender-1.jpg

Kamerick Art Building and courtyard
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/kamerick.jpg

Commons
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/commons3.jpg

Schindler Education Center (UNI College of Education)
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/sec.jpg

Maucker Union and central campus
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/maucker.jpg

Rod Library
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/rodlibrary.jpg

UNI Athletic Facilities

UNI-Dome
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/unidome2.jpg

West Gym (with UNI-Dome in background)
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/westgym2.jpg

McLeod Center
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/mcleod2.jpg

Wellness and Recreation Center
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/BrandoJac/wrc.jpg

[FargoBison]

NDSU...

Ceres Hall- Home of Student Services
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.ceres1.jpg

Old Main- Administration Building
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.oldmain1.jpg

Putnam Hall- College of Buisness(soon to be replaced)
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.putnam.jpg

Library
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.library.jpg

South Engineering-Physics Department
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.southeng.jpg

Minard Hall- College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences as well as the Departments of Math and Psychology
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.minard2.jpg

Reineke Fine Arts Center
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.reineke.jpg

Morril Hall
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.morrill.jpg

Industrial Agricultural Communication Center (IACC)
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.iacc.jpg

Wellness Center(undergoing major expansion-Click here for more info (http://wellness.ndsu.nodak.edu/expansion/ppoint_schematic.pdf)
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.wellnesscenter.jpg

High Rises (Pavek, Seim, Sevrinson and Thompson) and West Dining Center
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.highrises.jpg

Engineering and Architecture Complex
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.engarch.jpg

Churchill Hall-Dorms
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.churchill.jpg

Memorial Union(currently under major renovation)
http://www.ndsu.edu/memorial_union/expansion/perspective.jpg

Benson Bunker Fieldhouse
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.bentsonbunker.jpg

Newman Outdoor Field
http://cache.nmn.speedera.net/pics25/400/GP/GPJJQGNMQJFUAYI.20050303200018.gif

Ellig Sports Complex
http://cache.nmn.speedera.net/pics12/0/UF/UFUDINIICBFZZIA.20040824203312.jpg

Bison Sports Arena(soon to be renovated and basketball may move to a new arena next to the dome)
http://cache.nmn.speedera.net/pics12/400/SQ/SQBVTETBNBMGOJC.20050303190338.gif

[UAalum72]

There was a thread on this last summer, I'll see if I can bump it up

[UAalum72]

bump

[PantherRob82]

Well our campus isn't quite as spectacular as the latter two, so here's an ariel shot...

The Little Mermaid took the photo? xlolx

Oh, you mean aerial. ;)

[PantherRob82]

I'll add a few more to RadMann's post -

http://www.udel.edu/PR/slideshows/aerials05/FallAerials05-396.jpg

http://www.udel.edu/PR/slideshows/aerials05/FallAerials05-401.jpg
http://www.udel.edu/PR/slideshows/aerials05/youdee34_1.jpg
http://www.udel.edu/PR/slideshows/aerials05/youdee34_22.jpg

That's a very nice campus.

[PantherRob82]

Sorry, but that list is sort of bunk. There are some nice schools on that list, but there are some campuses that are not so spectactular looking. And where are Princeton, Richmond or Sweet Briar, all schools that have been ranked the most beautiful by the Princeton Review. I mean # 27 JMU is a great school, but come on, it does not really compare to Richmond in looks. Here is a selection of images from UR.


That building that crosses the lake is nice.

[PantherRob82]

UCD isn't going to be on any of those lists, but we take a back seat to no one in architectural diversity - we have buildings with every architectural style of the 20th century as the campus expanded. And we have ducks and lots of squirrels. In any case, here ya go


UC-Davis has a very modern look to it. Very different from the east coast schools, but very easy on the eyes as well.

[PantherRob82]

SIU

http://www.siuc.edu/siucimages/campusImages/siucaerial.jpg
Just an aerial shot of Campus Lake.

My uncle was a prof there, but I still never knew you guys had a lake. Where's the spot where you had all the deer attacks? xlolx

[PantherRob82]

Hey, you guys have an M just like Montana State does.

Montana's M is much better though.

The campus and downtown area of Missoula is awesome.

[PantherRob82]

UNI-Dome and Wellness Center
http://www.unitkd.com/photo107.jpg

Campanile
http://images.sportsline.com/images/ncaasports/photos/images/northern-iowa-campanile.jpg

Campus
http://graphics.fansonly.com/photos/schools/niwa/genrel/school-bio/uni-campus.jpg

[PantherRob82]

Can we combine the 2 threads?

[JMU_MRD'03-'07]

I love that JMU quad look! But is it me, or do the buildings on the right not go in a straight line but the buildings on the left do? :confused:

Ya know, I never noticed that... could be that the two on the top were built in in 190_ somthing and the third one in the 30's and the fourth one in the 90's...

[BearsCountry]

Campus of the Missouri State University

Carrington Hall - where it all started, Adminstrative Building
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/carr.jpg

Plaster Student Union
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/union.jpg

Meyer Library
http://www.missouristate.edu/images/homepage/westmall.jpg

Glass Hall - College of Business
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/glass.jpg

Strong Hall - Public Affiars Building
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/strong.jpg

Hammons Hall of the Performing Arts
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/juanita.jpg

McDonald Arena, former arena future home of Student Rec Center
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/mcdonald.jpg

Plaster Field
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/stadium.jpg

Hammons Student Center
http://www.missouristate.edu/assets/Community.jpg

Hammons Field
http://springfieldcardinals.com.ismmedia.com/ISM2/MultimediaManager/269.jpeg.300.jpeg

and the future jewel of the campus, JQH Arena
http://www.missouristate.edu/arena/images/JQHArenaEastView.jpg

[DTSpider]

Won't bore everyone with more pictures, but here's the link to the vitual tour at Richmond.

http://www.richmond.edu/visit/virtual.htm#

[mtgrizfan4life]

Here is a link to some cool videos from the U of MT. Check out the Football gameday videos, the legacy video, and griznation video. We love these videos here , hope some of you do as well. For those have not been to U of MT, I hope this gives an idea of game day and what the "GRIZ" mean to this community.

http://admissions.umt.edu/

[BigApp]

Can we combine the 2 threads?
no. :rotateh:

[GOKATS]

Link to some Montana State pics.

http://www.montana.edu/cpa/gallery/051202/pages/page_1.html

[mistersykes]

There are some really beautiful campuses out there. I wish I could visit them all! Just give me a dorm to stay in and maybe I will.

App's architecture is dissapointing to me because the surrounding area is so beautiful and the buildings look newish and boring. I love Sanford Mall (our quad/mall) and all of campus in the autumn is beautiful. It can't compete with some of these historic campuses though. However, I do love it. Here are some direct links to pictures:

You can see our tower in the background (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v169/mistersykes/DSCN7503.jpg)
Trivette (second dining hall) with Howard's Knob in the Background (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v169/mistersykes/DSCN7925.jpg)
Other side of Trivette (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v169/mistersykes/DSCN7701.jpg)
The average dorm room ;) (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v169/mistersykes/DSCN8135.jpg)
View from Hawksbill Mountain, nearish ASU (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v169/mistersykes/DSCN8494.jpg)
Cool looking sky on campus (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v169/mistersykes/4068.jpg)
Sunset above the stadium (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v169/mistersykes/DSCN9332.jpg)
Snowy ASU sign (http://www.alumni.appstate.edu/blog/photos/campus/snow1.jpg)

:thumbsup:

[ChantDad]

http://www.anygivensaturday.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=3808&stc=1&d=1166929931

http://www.anygivensaturday.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=3810&stc=1&d=1166929931

http://www.anygivensaturday.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=3811&stc=1&d=1166929931

http://www.anygivensaturday.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=3812&stc=1&d=1166929931

http://www.anygivensaturday.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=3813&stc=1&d=1166929931

[foghorn]

I remember those elms well. That's unfortunate news. I didn't know those trees were gone.

Those trees are gone, but have been replaced by a cousin of the Am. Elm, the Zelkova tree, which are filling in nicely and actually have more colorful fall foliage. :thumbsup: http://ag.udel.edu/udbg/trees/descriptions/z_serrata.html

[WildcatFan]

These pictures are great - thanks to all for posting them. I love it when UNH plays an away game at a campus that I have not been to yet. I get there a day early just so I can walk around the campus. Other than the game - that's my favorite part of following UNH football.

[kats89]

New additions to SHSU campus in 2006.....

http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/raven_village.jpg

New dormitory on south end of campus

http://www.shsu.edu/~hou_www/gallery/shv/shv_front.jpg

New Freshman dormitory on west side of campus

http://www.gobearkats.com/facilities/facility%20pictures/soft_big_04.jpg
http://www.gobearkats.com/facilities/facility%20pictures/baseball_big_04.jpg
http://www.gobearkats.com/facilities/facility%20pictures/baseball_big_01.jpg

New baseball/softball complex

http://www.gobearkats.com/facilities/facility%20pictures/strength_facility_175.jpg

New strength and conditioning facility.

http://www.shsu.edu/~visitor/images/belltower2.jpg

New bell tower

[Mountain Panther]

New additions to SHSU campus in 2006.....

http://www.shsu.edu/map/building/pics/raven_village.jpg

New dormitory on south end of campus

http://www.shsu.edu/~hou_www/gallery/shv/shv_front.jpg

New Freshman dormitory on west side of campus

http://www.gobearkats.com/facilities/facility%20pictures/soft_big_04.jpg
http://www.gobearkats.com/facilities/facility%20pictures/baseball_big_04.jpg
http://www.gobearkats.com/facilities/facility%20pictures/baseball_big_01.jpg

New baseball/softball complex

http://www.gobearkats.com/facilities/facility%20pictures/strength_facility_175.jpg

New strength and conditioning facility.

http://www.shsu.edu/~visitor/images/belltower2.jpg

New bell tower

Your campus looks like a prison! xlolx

[MSUBear42]

Campus of the Missouri State University

Carrington Hall - where it all started, Adminstrative Building
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/carr.jpg

Plaster Student Union
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/union.jpg

Meyer Library
http://www.missouristate.edu/images/homepage/westmall.jpg

Glass Hall - College of Business
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/glass.jpg

Strong Hall - Public Affiars Building
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/strong.jpg

Hammons Hall of the Performing Arts
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/juanita.jpg

McDonald Arena, former arena future home of Student Rec Center
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/mcdonald.jpg

Plaster Field
http://www.missouristate.edu/graphics/buildings/stadium.jpg

Hammons Student Center
http://www.missouristate.edu/assets/Community.jpg

Hammons Field
http://springfieldcardinals.com.ismmedia.com/ISM2/MultimediaManager/269.jpeg.300.jpeg

and the future jewel of the campus, JQH Arena
http://www.missouristate.edu/arena/images/JQHArenaEastView.jpg
Saved me like 20 minutes.

[The Gadfly]

Your campus looks like a prison! xlolx

:eek: And that's coming from a UNI fan? :eyebrow:

You have seen the UNI campus haven't you? :pumpuke:

[Leo-Pard]

After seeing all of these pictures, it is interesting to realize how small Lafayette really is in comparison to some of these other I-AA schools.

A panorama of Easton... Lafayette college sits up on the hill to the left of the Bridges.
http://www.collegehillna.org/COLLEGE%20HILL%20PHOTOS/PANORAMIC%20COLLEGE%20HILL.JPG

My favorite spot on campus... Kirby Library. A separate Library only for Government and Law books but anyone can go there.
http://www.expanko.com/graphics/lafayette-install.jpg

The building the above library is located (During the Great Depression, the most expensive builidng per square foot in the United States):
http://www.turnerconstruction.com/philadelphia/files_philadelphia/LafayetteUniversityKirbyHallExteriorSide.jpg

Farinon College Center:
http://www.lafayette.edu/admissions/campus_tour/images/farinon.jpg

[Mountaineer]

Beautiful Leo-Pard! I love small towns nestled in the hills/montains like that. Thanks for sharing! :bow: :nod:

[Mountaineer]

Found an old Freshman Seminar slide show online that had some old pictures of ASU.

The very beginnings of Watauga Academy:
http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/2898/picture1nj5.jpg

Old sign:
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/967/picture2oe9.jpg

Appalachian State Normal School entrance:
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/3019/picture3sz5.jpg

East Tennessee and Western North Carolina (Tweetsie) Railroad:
http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/4719/picture4vd0.jpg

Campus - 1926:
http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/800/picture51926ku7.jpg

Campus - 1955:
http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/7197/picture91955yw3.jpg

Undated football photo taking place in what is now the Raley Hall parking lot area:
http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/6891/picture10footballno4.jpg

Older photo of campus today (not including the new library):
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/6667/asuknobviewdr1.jpg

New Belk Library:
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/1213/extdt4.jpg

Another library/campus shot from the baseball (currently being converted to softball) field:
http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/8834/fall2kq1.jpg

[I Bleed Purple]

http://www.utah.com/art/photos/colleges/wsu.jpg
The duck pond
http://members.aol.com/odg95/WSU2.jpg
Another at the pond, this time, after snow.
http://www.weber.edu/WSUImages/wsutoday/ImagesofWSU/uvillage1.jpg
University Village
http://www.weber.edu/wsuimages/wsutoday/Browning_Center_1.jpg
Browning Center
http://www.weber.edu/wsutoday/Stewart_Bell_Tower_2.html
Bell Tower
http://www.weber.edu/wsutoday/Student_Services_5.html
Student Services
http://www.weber.edu/wsutoday/Stewart_Library_3.html
The Library
http://www.weber.edu/wsutoday/Stone_Wall.html
That was Weber State University.

Not all that aesthetically appealing, actually.

[I Bleed Purple]

http://www.utah.com/art/photos/colleges/wsu.jpg
The duck pond
http://members.aol.com/odg95/WSU2.jpg
Another at the pond, this time, after snow.
http://www.weber.edu/WSUImages/wsutoday/ImagesofWSU/uvillage1.jpg
University Village
http://www.weber.edu/WSUImages/wsutoday/ImagesofWSU/brcenter.jpg
Browning Center
http://www.weber.edu/WSUImages/wsutoday/ImagesofWSU/belltower2.jpg
Bell Tower
http://www.weber.edu/WSUImages/wsutoday/ImagesofWSU/scevening.jpg
Student Services
http://www.weber.edu/WSUImages/wsutoday/ImagesofWSU/Library2.jpg
The Library
http://www.weber.edu/WSUImages/wsutoday/ImagesofWSU/frontsign.jpg
That was Weber State University.

Not all that aesthetically appealing, actually.

I do like this one, though. It gives a better idea what lies east of campus.

http://staff.weber.edu/pdykman/ogden%5Fcampus/051012.JPG

[SunCoastBlueHen]

That was Weber State University.

Not all that aesthetically appealing, actually.


I assume that was sarcasm, because those were some very impressive pics. :thumbsup:

[CSUBUCDAD]

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/182/384108201_476078cb5f_o.jpg

The new College of Mathmatics and Sciences building.

[CCUCheer]

Ugh after seeing those pics of schools in the snow... makes me miss it! Snow is beautifullll

[CitadelGrad]

I present The Citadel:

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/CAMPUS2.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/357673380_8dc77b7eb1.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/297022674_0b689bb681-1.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/307783913_fef32bb62a.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/76942482_196a65298a.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/292416701_1581b30265_m.jpg

[CitadelGrad]

Child abuse at The Citadel
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/Stop.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/capers.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/citadel-chapelIMG_3872.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/joe.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/307782363_b605049b36-1.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c398/NitneLiun/365409287_0d0d4e2514-1.jpg

[CITFAN]

Good Job on the EL CID pictures.

[CITFAN]

These are pictures of Summerall Chapel. I was married there and will have my funeral there.

[CCUBeachChicken]

http://www.coastal.edu/images/r_wall.jpg
http://www.coastal.edu/images/r_bridge.jpg
http://www.coastal.edu/humanities/images/photo_02.gif

[Cobblestone]

Alright, here's a picture of the new library next to Taylor lake...

http://www.pueblitohotels.com/english/images/01foto01.jpg

Our natatorium:

http://www.vacationweb.com/hawaii/maui-condos/ktk/napili_kai_beach_resort/napilikaiPool.jpg

The new townhomes are in the bottom left of this one.

http://www.ltibeachresort.com/ltibeachresort/images/photos/25_b.jpg

Boy, if I'm a young recruit I'm headed for Colgate. :rolleyes:

[Cobblestone]

http://www.gso.uri.edu/rpimg/BIG_nbc_right.jpg

URI's Narragansett Bay campus.

[LeopardFan04]

great pictures everyone...

and Leo, nice panorama of Easton/Pburg...don't think I've seen a shot like that before...

[AZBison]

NDSU...

Library
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.library.jpg
so that's what it looked like!

Minard Hall- College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences as well as the Departments of Math and Psychology
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.minard2.jpg
O god! I can still remeber throwing up in the hallway because I had overdosed on Vivarum

Churchill Hall-Dorms
http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.churchill.jpg
good ol' Churchill, I lived in the basement and my 2 person room was as large as most 3 person rooms!

.

[Go Lehigh TU Owl]

Temple University, the green oasis in the middle of the concrete jungle, aka North Philadelphia

http://web.archive.org/web/20041211212052/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/SouthEast.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041211213046/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/East.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041211211024/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/VertSouth.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041217225308/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/BellTowerSnow02.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041217215615/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/Fall2003_5.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041216061559/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/IBCRecCtr.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041216072328/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/JohnsonHardwickResidence.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041217230758/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/LiacourasWalkSnow02.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041217220223/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/MittenHall.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041216071159/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/SullivanHall.jpg

http://web.archive.org/web/20041216055515/http://mdev.temple.edu/photoarchive/photos/WachmanHall.jpg

What lies outside of campus, urban blight at its' finest.

http://www.sustainability.murdoch.edu.au/casestudies/Case_Studies_Asia/civil/photo19.jpg

[Bobcat in NC]

The "M" is above "Missoula". MSU has an "M" above "Bozeman". Doesn't make sense to me.

Yeah, and "The Big M" is above Butte. Has nothing to do with the city/town, it's about the school.

There also is/was a smaller B above Bozeman. It's been a long time since I was back, so I don't know if it's still there or not.

[andy7171]

Stephens Hall

http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/photo/2002-08/4180634.jpg

Aerial of Stephens Hall and a portion of the campus behind
http://barrioperu.terra.com.pe/pxconsulting/towson%20university.jpg

Auburn House (used mostly for Alumni Activities, its haunted)
http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/photo/2002-07/4014706.jpg

Psychology Building
http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/photo/2002-08/4180619.jpg

Cook Library
http://tiger.towson.edu/~jcox3/images/cooklibrary%20copy.jpg

Johnny U Stadium
http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/photo/2003-10/9776178.jpg

http://www.e-lacrosse.com/2003/spotlight/towson.jpg

[The Gadfly]

Wall School of Business
http://www.coastal.edu/admissions/viewbook/images/wallbuilding.jpg


The courtyard inside the Humanities & Fine Arts Building.
http://www.coastal.edu/magazine/fall2001/images/fall2001cover.jpg

The Atheneum @ Atheneum Hall (alumni house)
http://www.coastal.edu/hreo/images/athenuem.jpg

Admin Building, Humanities & Fine Art Building, and the Prince Building
http://www.coastal.edu/about/images/aboutbanner.jpg

Student Center
http://www.coastal.edu/magazine/fall2004/features/studentcenter.jpg

[Hammerhead]

Pics from NDSU:

Most buildings are rather plain and utilitarian like the high-rise (yes, those are considered high rises in North Dakota) dorms.

http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.oldmain1.jpg

http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/prospective_students/campustour/images/bldg.highrises.jpg

[CSU BUCS]

http://myspace-822.vo.llnwd.net/01561/22/86/1561886822_l.jpg

A pic I took last fall of the new science building at CSU.

[star2city]

Coming to the FCS in 2008: The University of North Dakota

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789644_medium.jpgSchool of Law Building and Gardens

http://www.wellness.und.edu/images/outside-night.jpg
Wellness Center

http://www.und.edu/aboutund/web_assets/pics/Eagle.jpg
Soaring Eagle sculpture w/ Native Prairie and wildflowers

http://www.und.edu/aboutund/web_assets/pics/FritzA.jpg
Chester Fritz Auditorium

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/sports/sports1107529275_large.jpg
Ralph Engelstad Arena

http://origin.xosn.com/fls/13500/images/rea_interior.jpgInside the REA

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789828_medium.jpg
Centennial Drive

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789838_medium.jpg
Chester Fritz Library

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789591_medium.jpg
Sunset over English Coulee

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789612_medium.jpg
Aurora Borealis Over Campus Area

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789753_medium.jpg
Sundogs over Ryan Hall

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789652_medium.jpg
Merrifield Hall

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/sports/sports1107529251_medium.jpg
Alerus Center (football - - off campus)

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789623_medium.jpg
Hoarfrost Covered Trees and Pedestrian Bridge

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789784_medium.jpg
Campus Mall

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789686_medium.jpg
Fox Memorial Bridge and Adelphi Fountain

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789845_medium.jpg
Eternal Flame Sphere

[97Torero]

Here are some of USD:
Overview of the USD athletic Fields
4047
The Mission Bay Boathouse
4048
Freshman dorms and classroom buildings
4049
Degheri Alumni Center
4050
Hughes Administration Center
4051

[97Torero]

Here are some more various pics of USD
Inside of Jenny Craig Pavillion
4052
OUtside of Jenny Craig
4053
Joan Kroc Peace and Justice Center
4054
Manchester Dorms and Practice Field
4055
Pardee Legal Research Center
4056

[97Torero]

Ok, A final few pics.
The Shiley Science Center
4057
The Old Sports Center (once witnessed the SI swimsuit issue taken here)
4058
Torero Stadium
4059
Imacullata Cathedral
4060
And of course one of the parking garages
4061

[*****]

pretty!

[Maroons]

Some gorgeous campuses out there. Some of those older New England and east coast schools are really something to behold.

[The Gadfly]

Beautiful campus at the University of North Dakota.

[Leo-Pard]

[QUOTE=97Torero]Here are some more various pics of USD
Inside of Jenny Craig Pavillion
4052
OUtside of Jenny Craig
4053
QUOTE]

I'm sorry... I just have to chuckle at that.... xlolx

[97Torero]

You should have been around when we found out that place was going to have her name on it. I still remember when Kurt Rambis first called it the Slim Gym on Fox West telecast. Too Funny.

[therealbigredrules]

TRIMSPA baby

[Pard4Life]

You should have been around when we found out that place was going to have her name on it. I still remember when Kurt Rambis first called it the Slim Gym on Fox West telecast. Too Funny.

How can you go to school in such a setting? It's too nice! Heck, even the parking garadge looks awesome and more like a train station.

What's the connection to Pardee? Lafayette has a Pardee Hall..

[Walkon79]

Montana's M is much better though.

The campus and downtown area of Missoula is awesome.

Our block M is the largest in the country!! That's why you can see it from so far away. I'd take the Bridger Range as a back-drop any day!

[The Sheriff]

Coming to the FCS in 2008: The University of North Dakota

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789644_medium.jpgSchool of Law Building and Gardens

http://www.wellness.und.edu/images/outside-night.jpg
Wellness Center

http://www.und.edu/aboutund/web_assets/pics/Eagle.jpg
Soaring Eagle sculpture w/ Native Prairie and wildflowers

http://www.und.edu/aboutund/web_assets/pics/FritzA.jpg
Chester Fritz Auditorium

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/sports/sports1107529275_large.jpg
Ralph Engelstad Arena

http://origin.xosn.com/fls/13500/images/rea_interior.jpgInside the REA

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789828_medium.jpg
Centennial Drive

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789838_medium.jpg
Chester Fritz Library

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789591_medium.jpg
Sunset over English Coulee

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789612_medium.jpg
Aurora Borealis Over Campus Area

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789753_medium.jpg
Sundogs over Ryan Hall

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789652_medium.jpg
Merrifield Hall

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/sports/sports1107529251_medium.jpg
Alerus Center (football - - off campus)

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789623_medium.jpg
Hoarfrost Covered Trees and Pedestrian Bridge

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789784_medium.jpg
Campus Mall

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789686_medium.jpg
Fox Memorial Bridge and Adelphi Fountain

http://www2.und.edu/our/photo/images/campusscenes/campusscenes1107789845_medium.jpg
Eternal Flame Sphere
Thanks for taking me back...

[ereiz03]

USD's campus is one of the most gorgeous ones in the country....on a hill overlooking Mission Bay.

[Keeper]

UND
All I can say is WOW:cool:

How about a picture of the scape right now in
the dead of winter??

[TheRock21]

I was going to say the same thing about UND's campus shots, Keeper. My god those are amazing pictures of the campus, the hockey arena looks like something in the NHL. Overall very impressive!

[star2city]

UND
All I can say is WOW:cool:

How about a picture of the scape right now in
the dead of winter??
Many people are surprised at UND's campus, especially after traveling through flat treeless prairie (which has its own stark beauty) to get there.

The University of North Dakota’s 550-acre wooded and landscaped campus, bisected by the scenic English Coulee, features 235 buildings containing 5.25 million square feet of space. The architectural style of the central campus includes classic to modern interpretations of the “collegiate Gothic” theme. The campus is admired for its spaciousness and beauty in all seasons, and particularly for its flowers in summer and fall.

The Sundog photo (which can only happen on very cold sunny days) and the Alerus pictures were winter photos.
http://www.und.edu/dept/our/dimensions/march2005/web_assets/pics/08_Snow.jpgMerrifield Hall

Most of the new buildings going up are "collegiate Gothic", even a new parking ramp and this research building:

http://www.discovery.und.edu/fall_2006/web_assets/graphics/pics/eerc.jpg

The west side campus (Aerospace and Computer Science) is contemporary:

http://flightops.aero.und.edu/images/clifford1.jpg
Clifford Hall
http://www.und.nodak.edu/aboutund/web_assets/pics/skalicky.jpgInnovation and Entrepreneur Center

[star2city]

I was going to say the same thing about UND's campus shots, Keeper. My god those are amazing pictures of the campus, the hockey arena looks like something in the NHL. Overall very impressive!
The signature photo is from the REA's opening day. In addition to the main arena, the REA also contains an Olympic-size ice arena that can seat around 1000 and a basketball/volleyball practice complex with four courts that can seat 3300. Much of acreage around the REA is being commerically developed in the same architectural style.
http://www.worldstadiums.com/stadium_pictures/north_america/united_states/north_dakota/grand_forks_engelstad1.jpg

http://www.theralph.com/images/site/heros/ralph3.jpg REA Lobby
http://www.theralph.com/images/site/heros/ralph4.jpgMain Entrance
http://www.und.nodak.edu/aboutund/web_assets/pics/REA.jpg

[Seahawks Fan]

Wagner was designated as the "Most Beautiful" campus by the Princeton Review a couple of years ago. Quite a beautiful campus located on a hill overlooking the NYC harbor on Staten Island.


Old Main Hall Wagner College:

http://www.sichat.com/pic_pop.asp?mode=12&cid=34



Alumni Hall:

http://www.wagner.edu/alumni/sites/wagner.edu.alumni/files/images/rh_web.jpg


Spiro Sports Center:

http://www.wagner.edu/about_wagner/sites/wagner.edu.about_wagner/files/images/spirocenter3.jpg


Trautman Square:

http://www.wagner.edu/library/sites/wagner.edu.library/files/images/Benches.jpg


Hormann Library:

http://www.wagner.edu/library/sites/wagner.edu.library/files/images/library.jpg


Sutter Oval:

http://www.wagner.edu/communications/sites/wagner.edu.communications/files/images/mainhallimage.jpg


Dorms:

http://www.wagner.edu/communications/sites/wagner.edu.communications/files/images/guild.jpg

[The Sheriff]

Star2City,

Great signature pic. I was there on opening night. I've been to hundreds of sporting events (HS, college and pro) and the atmosphere that night ranks near the top.

[ButlerGSU]

Speaking of campus pictures, check out GSU's new Recreation Activity Center Expansion.

http://www.georgiasouthern.edu/servi...nlineTour.html


These pages are not live yet because I'm still working on the photos and captions as well as the navigation but any input you all could provide would be great. It's an online tour of Georgia Southern Universities recreation activity center expansion

Each little area opens up new specific photos so please go click happy and let me know what you think.

Thanks! ButlerGSU

[bison95]

The Real University of North Dakota

The Blue, don't let the other pictures fool you,they teach photo shop at und

[The Sheriff]

Need a better effort on the photo shop technique. It would be hard to convince folks that there a mountain in the middle of the flattest region of land on earth... ;)

[phillyAPP]

I like "HER" better !!!!! Bison 95