Thrive in a Beautiful and Inclusive Community
Boise State University’s riverside campus offers breathtaking scenery and a welcoming atmosphere. Explore a vibrant collection of art installations and sculptures scattered throughout the grounds, all while experiencing a campus designed with accessibility in mind. Whether you’re a student, employee, or visitor, Boise State is committed to making your experience seamless and enriching.
Visitor and Event Accessibility
Boise State University offers a wide variety of events throughout the year, including academic lectures, cultural celebrations, guest speakers, club activities, athletic events, family events, and more. Whatever your reason for visiting, we’re happy you’re here.
Review the resources on this page to learn more about parking, dining, and staying safe on campus.
Parking
Boise State has a network of parking lots and garages across campus including metered and short-term options. Boise State also offers a free campus shuttles that run throughout the day, connecting various buildings and locations.
Accessible Parking
Accessible parking spaces are available in most campus parking lots. Arrive early, especially during peak times, as accessible parking spaces are limited.
Parking for Events
Event parking may vary depending on the type of event. Check the event website or contact the event organizer directly for specific parking instructions.
Boise State Shuttle
The Boise State University Bronco Shuttle is a free and convenient transportation option for getting around campus. The Bronco Shuttles are all wheelchair accessible.
Campus Venues
Venues on campus have additional resouces for visitors including accessible parking, seating, and other accessible features. Explore the links to learn more.
Dining on Campus
Boise State University offers a variety of dining options for students, faculty, staff, and visitors.
If you’re avoiding gluten or the major allergens, look to Buster’s Kitchen for the Delicious Without station. Food is prepared with dedicated serving and cooking utensils. All the food at the Delicious Without station is prepared without dairy, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, sesame, or soybean.
If a student has food allergy(ies), they should meet with Dining Services to develop a plan and contact the Educational Access Center for accommodations.
Staying Safe on Campus
Boise State prioritizes campus safety by offering various resources and security measures including:
- Department of Public Safety (24/7 response and patrols)
- Emergency phones throughout campus
- Collaboration with Boise Police for swift response to incidents
- Rave Guardian app for requesting escorts, setting safety timers, and submitting anonymous tips
Explore Campus the Map
Access the map anytime and from any webpage by visiting the Menu. Once in the map, use the sidebar navigation to explore different categories. You can toggle the building labels on and off, depending on your preference, and use the Search feature to quickly locate item. For example:
- Select ADA Accessibility to quickly find accessible parking spaces, ADA elevators, and ADA restrooms
- Select Bicycle and Mobility to quickly find bike routes, parking, and facilities as well we lime scooter parking
- Select Campus Anenities to locate points of interest, public art, sustainability features, lactation (nursing) rooms, public microwaves, and single user restrooms
- Select Campus Safety to quickly find AED locations, emergency blue light phones, emergency refuge points, Naloxone/Narcan locations, public safety dispatch center, and medication drop off locations
In addition, you’ll have access the the following resources from the map:
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Accessibility is our goal! Let us know if you require any customized adjustments to ensure a seamless experience on campus or with technology.