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- 6 campuses
- 11 academic colleges
- Extension offices in all 39 Washington counties and on the Colville Reservation
- 4 research and extension centers
Pullman
Our oldest and largest campus, WSU Pullman’s beautiful grounds and state-of-the-art facilities support more than 200 undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs.
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Spokane
Located in Washington’s second-largest city, WSU’s health sciences campus is focused on preparing physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other health professionals.
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Tri-Cities
With an emphasis on energy, the environment and agriculture, the Tri-Cities campus delivers career-connected learning and innovative research to address economic and social challenges.
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Vancouver
Located in the dynamic Vancouver/Portland metro area, this campus is known for its close-knit student community and real world research opportunities.
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Global
In addition to our brick-and-mortar campuses, WSU Global Campus serves more than 4,000 students worldwide through online undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs.
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Everett
Located about 30 miles north of Seattle, WSU Everett offers junior- and senior-level courses in high-demand bachelor’s degree programs designed to prepare students to compete globally.
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What’s Happening At WSU
David Garcia’s work sparked by a promise
The associate dean for community, health equity, and belonging told his grandmother he would work to improve conditions for migrant farmworkers
First-year student enrollment continues to rise
For the second consecutive year, Washington State University welcomed more new first-year students than the prior fall semester
WSU Press finds a new home
The Washington State University Press will continue to share the history, culture and creativity of the Pacific Northwest under the stewardship of WSU Libraries
The WSU Difference
35%
students who are first in their family to attend college
WSU students get the tools and support they need to succeed in hundreds of majors and degree programs, research opportunities, fieldwork, internships, and study-abroad programs
Health, clean energy, food production, economic opportunity, security—research advances made by WSU scientists raise quality of life worldwide
$368 million
annual research funding, fy 2022
284,590 hours
civic engagement by WSU student and WSU Extension volunteers (2022)
WSU boosts Washington state’s economy by billions of dollars a year and WSU researchers create jobs when they bring their innovations to market
Connect With Cougs
Washington State University Tri-Cities celebrated the grand opening of the new building for the Institute for Northwest Energy Futures.
Thank you to our speakers: WSU Tri-Cities Chancellor Sandra Haynes, Congressman Dan Newhouse, @govinslee, @senatormattboehnke, wsu President Kirk Schulz, and WSU Tri-Cities INEF Inaugural Director and Bob Ferguson Endowed Professor Noel Schulz. Thank you to Mayor Theresa Richardson, @cityofrichland for reading the proclamation and Parjot Pawar, @aswsutc President, for the land acknowledgment.
Our sincere thanks also go to the 65 individuals from the 30 WSU System energy entities who joined us, sharing their research, work, and ideas. Your participation not only enriched the event but also paved the way for new collaborations, an integral part of our mission and vision. #INEF
#WSUTC #GoCougs!
Thank you to our speakers: WSU Tri-Cities Chancellor Sandra Haynes, Congressman Dan Newhouse, @govinslee, @senatormattboehnke, wsu President Kirk Schulz, and WSU Tri-Cities INEF Inaugural Director and Bob Ferguson Endowed Professor Noel Schulz. Thank you to Mayor Theresa Richardson, @cityofrichland for reading the proclamation and Parjot Pawar, @aswsutc President, for the land acknowledgment.
Our sincere thanks also go to the 65 individuals from the 30 WSU System energy entities who joined us, sharing their research, work, and ideas. Your participation not only enriched the event but also paved the way for new collaborations, an integral part of our mission and vision. #INEF
#WSUTC #GoCougs!
The sweet Apple Cup victory was made even sweeter at the @carouselofdreams yesterday when the apple was moved from the husky to the cougar!
It was great to see so many WSU alumni and fans of all ages! @wsualumni @wsualumnitricities @la_alianza_de_wsu
#GoCougs
It was great to see so many WSU alumni and fans of all ages! @wsualumni @wsualumnitricities @la_alianza_de_wsu
#GoCougs
We're excited to announce that WSU Tri-Cities has welcomed its largest first-year class in campus history!
"It’s a testament to our connection to the community and the exceptional quality of education we offer. It is great to welcome so many new students who will bring fresh energy, ideas, and perspectives to our institution.” - Chancellor Sandra Haynes
#GoCougs #WSU #CougarPrideFriday
"It’s a testament to our connection to the community and the exceptional quality of education we offer. It is great to welcome so many new students who will bring fresh energy, ideas, and perspectives to our institution.” - Chancellor Sandra Haynes
#GoCougs #WSU #CougarPrideFriday
Fall on campus >>
Now that it is October, the trees are changing on campus and we have been loving the vivid colors it brings to our campus scenery.
Now that it is October, the trees are changing on campus and we have been loving the vivid colors it brings to our campus scenery.
Happy Monday & happy fall, #SpoCougs! Swipe to take a peek at what campus will look like in just a few, short weeks. 
Have a great week!
Swipe to take a peek at what campus will look like in just a few, short weeks. Have a great week!
Meet Kaden Weber, a 4th-year history major & lead student ambassador!
"Hello! I’m Kaden Weber, a fourth-year, first-generation student. I graduated from Washougal (Wash.) High School and started at WSU Vancouver as a freshman. I am excited to be the lead student ambassador this year! I’m studying history to obtain my bachelor’s degree, and then I plan to move on to my master’s in teaching to teach high school students. I chose WSU Vancouver because it is close to where I live, and I enjoy the small classroom feeling. As a student, you can build an effective connection with the professor and other students in the class. During the summer of 2023, I went to Rome, Italy, on the Study Abroad program. The program allowed me to use what I’ve learned from textbooks in one of the most ancient cities on Earth."
Learn more about our ambassadors using the link in our bio.
#WSUVancouver #GoVanCougs #StudentAmbassador
"Hello! I’m Kaden Weber, a fourth-year, first-generation student. I graduated from Washougal (Wash.) High School and started at WSU Vancouver as a freshman. I am excited to be the lead student ambassador this year! I’m studying history to obtain my bachelor’s degree, and then I plan to move on to my master’s in teaching to teach high school students. I chose WSU Vancouver because it is close to where I live, and I enjoy the small classroom feeling. As a student, you can build an effective connection with the professor and other students in the class. During the summer of 2023, I went to Rome, Italy, on the Study Abroad program. The program allowed me to use what I’ve learned from textbooks in one of the most ancient cities on Earth."
Learn more about our ambassadors using the link in our bio.
#WSUVancouver #GoVanCougs #StudentAmbassador
Classes are in full swing, which means so is studying. 
Our campus has many spots to study for your next test, paper, assignment, or to catch up with friends—and here are some of our campus favorites.
Interprofessional Learning Center (ILC): Located on the third floor of SAC, it is perfect space to collaboratively work together with peers.
Health Sciences Library: The library is the perfect, quiet study destination—plus the big windows are a great spot to look at the fall leaves during this changing season.
Outside: While the weather is still warm & sunny (especially this week!) getting outside to study is one of the best ways to soak up some Vitamin D.
Health Science Building (HSB) Den: Newly updated, the HSB Den located in the basement is a fun spot to relax & recharge with friends.
SAC Lobby: Favored among many #SpoCougs, the SAC lobby is a great destination to work between classes & catch up with friends. Bonus: It is also the perfect spot to grab a beverage or snack from the newly renovated, Riverpoint Cafe!
Where is your favorite spot to study?Let us know! 
Our campus has many spots to study for your next test, paper, assignment, or to catch up with friends—and here are some of our campus favorites.Interprofessional Learning Center (ILC): Located on the third floor of SAC, it is perfect space to collaboratively work together with peers.Health Sciences Library: The library is the perfect, quiet study destination—plus the big windows are a great spot to look at the fall leaves during this changing season. Outside: While the weather is still warm & sunny (especially this week!) getting outside to study is one of the best ways to soak up some Vitamin D. Health Science Building (HSB) Den: Newly updated, the HSB Den located in the basement is a fun spot to relax & recharge with friends.SAC Lobby: Favored among many #SpoCougs, the SAC lobby is a great destination to work between classes & catch up with friends. Bonus: It is also the perfect spot to grab a beverage or snack from the newly renovated, Riverpoint Cafe! Where is your favorite spot to study?
Let us know! 
Meet Marcus Vela, student ambassador!
"Hey everybody! My name is Marcus Vela, and I am a second-year psychology major here at WSU Vancouver. I decided to come to WSU Vancouver because it’s close to home and has the major that I am interested in. Fun facts about me are that I am Hispanic, I have two cats, and I am a major fan of professional basketball and football! I’m excited to work as a student ambassador to guide, help and support the future of WSU."
Learn more about our ambassadors using the link in our bio.
#WSUVancouver #GoVanCougs #StudentAmbassador
"Hey everybody! My name is Marcus Vela, and I am a second-year psychology major here at WSU Vancouver. I decided to come to WSU Vancouver because it’s close to home and has the major that I am interested in. Fun facts about me are that I am Hispanic, I have two cats, and I am a major fan of professional basketball and football! I’m excited to work as a student ambassador to guide, help and support the future of WSU."
Learn more about our ambassadors using the link in our bio.
#WSUVancouver #GoVanCougs #StudentAmbassador
Resource of the Week: Student Wellness Center Located in the Classroom Building, Room 160, the Student Wellness Center offers:
Health Services:Tues: 9am – 4pm
Wed: 10am – 4pm
Thurs: 9am – 4pm
Counseling Services:Individual sessions
Limited same-day walk-ins
Therapy lights available for checkout!
Call: 360-546-9238
Email: van.health@wsu.edu / van.counseling@wsu.eduTake care of yourself, VanCougs! #StudentWellness #VanCougs #MentalHealth
Look who joined WSU Tri-Cities staff and alumni at the Tri-Cities Ironman aid station! Butch T. Cougar had a great time handing out water and giving high-fives along the 13.1 mile run portion of the event. Congratulations to all the participants! #GoCougs #ironmantri
Did you know that all #SpoCougs students have access to the Range Community Clinic on campus?
WSU Spokane is proud to partner once again with Range to offer students with preventative, diagnostic, and therapeutic health services covered by student health fees.
The clinic is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 - 4:00 PM in the Health Science Building (HSB 120). To book an appointment, visit the clinic’s front desk or call (509)-471-7828,
WSU Spokane is proud to partner once again with Range to offer students with preventative, diagnostic, and therapeutic health services covered by student health fees.
The clinic is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 - 4:00 PM in the Health Science Building (HSB 120). To book an appointment, visit the clinic’s front desk or call (509)-471-7828,
