Pullman Campus Resumes Normal Operations
mjgaffneyWSU and Avista have restored power to the WSU Pullman campus. Normal operations and class schedules will resume effective 1:00 this afternoon.
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WSU and Avista have restored power to the WSU Pullman campus. Normal operations and class schedules will resume effective 1:00 this afternoon.
Due to power outages from high winds, classes and all non-essential operations are suspended this morning. Normal schedule should resume at 1:00pm. Only essential personnel should report to work before … » More …
The WSU Pullman campus is experiencing power outages and some downed trees due to high winds. Stay indoors if possible. Exercise appropriate caution. This event is forecast to dissipate overnight.
The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Warning for the Columbia Basin, NE Washington and the Idaho Panhandle for this afternoon through approximately 1:00am. It appears that the … » More …
The WSU Office of Emergency Management is conducting a fall semester test of the WSUAlert system today Tuesday, October 20th, at 12:05 p.m. Faculty, staff and students associated with the … » More …
WSU Information Technology Services (ITS) has been made aware of a phone scam in which the caller demands immediate payment of a ‘Federal Student Tax’. The caller is using tactics … » More …
A concerned WSU citizen called in a report of a suspicious item in Fulmer Hall this morning, resulting in the precautionary evacuation of that building. Investigation by WSU Police determined … » More …
Today (Saturday, August 29) the air quality in the region has been downgraded to “hazardous” on the scale used by the Washington Department of Ecology (see also WSU EHS resources … » More …
Air quality in various WSU locations statewide could be impacted by environmental conditions and smoke from wildfires. The Washington State Department of Ecology monitors air quality, identifies people that may … » More …
Air quality in various locations statewide is being impacted due to current environmental conditions and active wildfires. WSU Campuses and Research and Extension Centers could be affected, particularly along … » More …