The purpose of the Kermit M. Rudolf Fitness Center is to provide positive recreation, fitness, and wellness programs and services for all students, faculty, and staff.  The Fitness Center is focused on promoting educational leadership, physical fitness, and leadership pursuits.

A main objective is to provide a variety of programs that are fun, social and that lead to the development of the total person.

The Rudolf Fitness Center opened March 6, 2003, featuring a full service fitness and activity center for Gonzaga students, faculty, and staff.

The Kermit M. Rudolf Fitness Center has two stories of the best cardiovascular and weightlifting equipment on the market. Gonzaga has mixed "old" and "new" for an Industrial feel, yet it has all the modern amenities.

The Field house was opened March 1987 has 3 basketball courts, 1/11 mile running track, 4 racquetball courts and a large fitness studio
	Large fitness studio starts at 7 in the morning and is programmed until 11 at night with PE and Dance credit courses, such as cardio kickboxing, Pilates, ballet and jazz dance; Rudolf Fitness Center non-credit courses, such as yoga, the blend (Pilates and yoga combination class), sports conditioning and is home to the Dance Team and Bomb Squad
Small fitness studio is reserved for non-credit courses of X-Biking and serves as an open general fitness room.

The swimming pool was build in 1964 it is a 6 lane 25 yard facility. It is open throughout the day for lap swim opportunities, it is also used for PE’s Scuba classes, GU Outdoor Adventures Kayaking Roll sessions and Rudolf Fitness Center non-credit courses, such as shallow and deep water aerobics and Masters swimming.

The first floor consists of a 22 Hammer Strength machines, full line of free weights and mat area for core work.
	The second floor consists of 54 pieces of Matrix, Precor and LifeFitness cardio and a cable weight training circuit.