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Schweitzer Engineering Hall celebrated with grand opening (opens the original)
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Cougs and WSU donors gathered on the WSU Pullman campus Friday to celebrate the grand opening of the university’s newest building, Schweitzer Engineering Hall. The building is the new home of the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture. The 66,288 square-foot structure sits on the southwest side of campus. It includes state-of-the-art, project-based and multipurpose classrooms, club and showcase areas, collaborative workspaces and a tutoring lounge. “Schweitzer Engineering Hall represent
Pullman Vintage Market gives old Coug gear new life (opens the original)
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A 30-year-old sweater may seem worthless to most, but in the Cougar community, the pieces found at the Pullman Vintage Market can carry memories that are priceless. Pullman Vintage Market founder Tyler Eugenio started the market in 2023 while studying architecture at WSU, but his passion for reselling vintage clothing dates back to high school. “I was a broke high schooler and wanted to make money. Thrifting was easy,” Eugenio said. “Then when I came here for school, I was like, ‘Why don’t I jus
Meet WSU’s newest student organization: the 6-7 Club (opens the original)
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WSU is home to over 350 student-run clubs and organizations across its Pullman campus. At this year’s Welcome Week involvement fair, the new student organization’s table drew a large amount of interest, thanks to a name instantly recognized by many students: the WSU 6-7 Club. “We are very legit,” said Payton Miller, vice president of the 6-7 Club. “We hear a lot of the time, ‘Is this real?’ Yeah, it’s for real; we’re a real club, it’s not a joke.” Miller, a third-year political science major, an
Evergeen Gallery: Scenes From the WSU Study Abroad Fair (opens the original)
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This Wednesday, the WSU Study Abroad Program held their annual “Study Abroad Fair” on Terrell Mall. Hundreds of students stopped by pop-up booths to explore different abroad options offered throughout the university. “Whether you want to earn credit overseas, gain international work experience, or simply learn what is possible, this is your chance to ask questions, gather resources, and start planning your next adventure. Discover faculty-led programs, exchanges, provider options, internships, a
Heald Hall demolition underway (opens the original)
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Heald Hall is currently being demolished to make way for a new Integrated Sciences Building. Destruction of the building is projected to conclude June 2027. Heald Hall was built in 1962 and is one of the oldest active classroom buildings at WSU. The six-story building on the south side of campus has been home to the School of Biological Sciences for over 60 years. The Building houses multiple labs, research facilities, growth chambers and faculty offices. Crews from Hoffman Construction Company
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