Living in Moscow

The University of Idaho is located in Moscow, Idaho - the gateway to a natural wonderland. Nestled on the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains, UI is the state's major research and graduate institution. The Moscow campus is a panorama of lawns, large trees, flowerbeds, and stately brick buildings. Approximately 70 educational and residential buildings are located on 1,420 acres of land. Our residential campus is home to 10 colleges and over 60 departments serving more than 11,000 undergraduate and graduate students, including nearly 500 international students from over 85 countries. The University of Idaho also offers NCAA Division I-A athletics, an 18-hole golf course, the world-class Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, and much more.

Moscow, Idaho is ranked nationally as one of the 100 Best Small Towns in America.  Moscow is a friendly community of about 20,000 residents. In addition to the small town setting, its population also enjoys many of the amenities of a much larger community. Coffee shops, art galleries, theaters, clubs, bookstores and bike paths abound. Nearby, you will also find some of the best (and least crowded) sites for skiing, hiking, fishing, hunting, and mountain biking in the region. Moscow is only eight miles east of Pullman, Washington - home of Washington State University., The resort community of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho and the city of Spokane, Washington are both less than a two hours away. Those who study here enjoy the safety and comfort of a rural area, a legion of natural wonders, rich cultural diversity, and a unique academic center.  Moscow offers a range of adventure or entertainment opportunities, for more information about events, as well as general information, visit www.moscowchamber.com or www.moscow.com.  For information about the state of Idaho click on www.visitid.org.