HQ Function

The main campus serves as the primary hub for undergraduate and graduate academic programs, student residential life, administrative operations, athletic facilities, and community events.

Notable Features:

The campus is known for its beautiful Pacific Northwest landscape, historic brick buildings like the Cowles Memorial Library and Seeley G. Mudd Chapel, modern facilities such as the U-Rec (University Recreation Center), and the Beeksma Family Theology Center.

Work Culture:

For faculty and staff, the culture emphasizes collaboration, mentorship, and a shared commitment to the university's mission. For students, it's a supportive, faith-informed community focused on holistic development and academic excellence.

HQ Significance:

The Spokane campus is the heart of Whitworth's identity and operations, where its 'mind and heart' educational philosophy is primarily enacted and experienced by the majority of its student body.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus environment and architecture reflect Whitworth's values of community, academic inquiry, faith, stewardship of resources, and providing a welcoming and inspiring learning environment.

Location:

Whitworth University fosters a global perspective through numerous study abroad and off-campus programs in various countries, international student enrollment from around the world, faculty-led international research and service trips, and an engaged global alumni network. These initiatives support cross-cultural understanding and global citizenship.

Street Address:

300 W. Hawthorne Road

City:

Spokane

State/Province:

Washington

Country:

USA