WSU email services currently disrupted, 9/29/20
sarah.blatnerEmail remains down for most at WSU. ITS working with Microsoft to resolve issue. No current known time to resolve. For updates, see its.wsu.edu
WSU Pullman Alerts
Ongoing COVID-19 response at WSU Pullman
March 23, 2020 8:52pmUPDATE 8/21/20 5:30 p.m.
Officials have seen a substantial increase in COVID-19 cases in the Pullman area among ages 18-24. Everyone is urged to comply with the Governor’s established orders, particularly with wearing of face coverings and that gatherings are not to exceed ten (10) individuals in Phase 3. See https://www.governor.wa.gov/sites/default/files/Memo%20SafeStart%20Changes%207.28.pdf. For additional information and resources, see https://coronavirus.wa.gov/what-you-need-know/stay-home-stay-healthy.
Read full alert...Normal Operations to resume Thursday, 9/17/20 at WSU Pullman
sarah.blatnerWSU Pullman will be operating on normal operations for Thursday, September 17, 2020. All on campus and online activities to resume.
SRC and Chinook to reopen at 4:00pm, Wednesday 9/16/20
sarah.blatner For updated campus dining options, go to dining.wsu.edu
For more information about SRC, Stephenson Fitness Center, and Chinook Student Center, 509-335-8732, see urec.wsu.edu or chinook.wsu.edu or you can check out social media on Facebook at University Recreation- WSU @wsu.urec or Twitter @WSU_UREC
WSU Pullman has issued suspended operations effective for Wednesday, 9/16/20, due to expected unhealthy air quality
sarah.blatnerWSU Pullman has issued suspended operations effective for Wednesday, September 16, 2020, due to expected unhealthy air quality levels. All on site Pullman campus events or activities are canceled. Online academic and other activities may continue unless otherwise notified.
WSU Pullman Campus Operations suspended Tuesday, 9/15/20 due to expected unhealthy air quality levels
sarah.blatnerWSU Pullman has issued a suspended operations effective for Tuesday, September 15, 2020, due to expected unhealthy air quality levels. All on site Pullman campus events or activities are canceled. Online academic and other activities may continue unless otherwise notified.
WSU Pullman Campus Operations suspended Monday, 9/14/20 due to expected unhealthy air quality levels
sarah.blatnerWSU Pullman has issued a suspended operations effective for Monday, September 14, 2020, due to expected unhealthy air quality levels. All on site Pullman campus classes, events or activities are canceled. Online classes will resume as normal.
WSU Pullman Power Outage, 9/11/20
sarah.blatnerUPDATE: 9/11/20, 15:50 p.m.
Power has been restored to the affected buildings and services. WSU Housing Staff is no longer making arrangements to temporarily relocate students living in residence halls that were affected since power has been restored.
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WSU Pullman is currently experiencing a loss of power to some facilities and services on the north end of the campus. Crews are working to identify the cause of the outage.
It is unclear at this time how long the power will be out. For the safety of our students, WSU Housing staff are making arrangements to temporarily relocate those students living in residence halls that … » More …
WSU Pullman Campus Operations suspended today, 9/11/20 beginning 12pm due to deteriorating air quality
sarah.blatnerUpdate 9/12/20, 3:30 p.m.
Very poor air quality currently exists at the WSU Pullman campus. Avoid outdoor activities. See below for steps you can take for limiting exposure to unhealthy, smoky air.
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Update 9/12/20, 11:20am
UREC facilities are closed Saturday and Sunday, 9/12-9/13 and in person activities are canceled.
CUB is closed through the weekend.
Cougar Health Services is closed through the weekend, including Covid testing for WSU Pullman students. Please contact 911 in an emergency.
Some Dining Services facilities are open. Check dining.wsu.edu/hours/ for details.
Einstein Bros Bagels
Flix Market
Northside Café
Southside Café
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Ongoing COVID-19 response at WSU Pullman
sarah.blatnerUPDATE 8/21/20 5:30 p.m.
Officials have seen a substantial increase in COVID-19 cases in the Pullman area among ages 18-24. Everyone is urged to comply with the Governor’s established orders, particularly with wearing of face coverings and that gatherings are not to exceed ten (10) individuals in Phase 3. See https://www.governor.wa.gov/sites/default/files/Memo%20SafeStart%20Changes%207.28.pdf. For additional information and resources, see https://coronavirus.wa.gov/what-you-need-know/stay-home-stay-healthy.
Resource Limitations at WSU Pullman due to COVID-19
sarah.blatnerIn an effort to increase social distancing, Governor Inslee placed statewide restrictions impacting WSU Pullman’s ability to provide a full residential experience. Restrictions were placed on food services, required temporary closure of recreational and social spaces, as well as prohibited many student engagement opportunities we would typically offer. Gatherings over 50 are also not allowed.
Dining Services is ONLY providing limited food options via delivery and to-go options. Food pantries will be available. Cougar Health Services will be open.
All recreational facilities including the Student Recreation Center, Stephenson Fitness Center, Faculty/Staff Fitness Program, Playfields, and recreation components of the Chinook are closed until … » More …