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Very poor air quality currently exists at the WSU Pullman campus. Avoid outdoor activities, if possible.
People experiencing respiratory distress should contact a health care professional immediately. Pullman students can … » More …
Avista Utilities, the provider of electric power for the WSU Pullman campus, is preparing for the possibility of proactive, planned, and targeted power outages for some customers over the coming … » More …
WSU continues to provide resources and information surrounding the Covid-19 response and recovery.
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For the latest information, please see https://wsu.edu/covid-19/ .
IMPACTFUL SPRING STORM EXPECTED SUNDAY IN EASTERN WASHINGTON AND IDAHO PANHANDLE
Damaging Winds
Strongest winds expected Sunday afternoon through evening. Gusty winds continue through the night, but decrease … » More …
Email 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 will be operating on normal operations for Thursday, September 17, 2020. All on campus and online activities to resume.
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 … » More …
WSU 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 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.