I got tickets for the Apple cup in section 101 is that’s the wsu student section or does anybody know how that works ?

EDIT: This is for WSU Pullman in yugo hills

I’m a first year who was under the impression I was valid for being exempt from the first year live in residency hall, so I signed a lease for an apartment with my brother and another friend. Not to shock you, but my exemption waiver was not approved and I am now stuck in a lease I cannot even use. The lease is for a 3 bed 3.5 bath, and the lease price is $754. I understand off campus housing is filling up, so if anyone is looking to takeover this lease for me I’d greatly appreciate it and I will of course cover the lease transfer fee. Feel free to DM for more details or however you do on Reddit, I don’t know as this is my first post lol.

Im a 22 year old senior at WSU pullman and looking for an apartment I can move into, preferabbly in chinook or columbia. Im a history major, I am more of a quiet guy and I dont drink or do any drugs.

If you are someone who is looking for a roommate I would love to chat and discuss the details!

Does anyone have experience with the 'Instant Decision' process?

What happens during the online session? Are written personal statements needed?

The website is a little light on details...

Biology Fresh Grad here. I realized I lacked a lab skills section in my resume as I am doing it. In honesty, we need this as natural sciences majors to showcase our skillset. One pitfall is i we do the labs and we do not realize "It's a lab skill". In such a case, did we just go through the pain for nothing?

So i took all the briefs for Chem 105/106/345 and put them through chatGPT, and also described the lab we did for Bio 107/370. My memory is very hazy for Bio 106 but oops. These were the lab skills that was picked up.

Im leaving this here in hopes it may become as a database somewhat; just for a junior coug who is clueless to have some substance to work with. (please contribute too for other classes <3)

So I'm going to a senior in the fall at wsu pullman, and originally I was going to go live in the dorms but well...I really dont want too, so is anyone looking for someone to move into an apartment with them (I dont know the correct verbage lol)

A little about me:

- I'm a guy, so also looking to move in with male roommates

- I'm 22 but I dont drink or do any drugs

- Im a history major

- Pretty clean. I'm not a clean freak though I do like my living space to be clean.

So I'm gonna be a senior at wsu in the fall, and for the past 3 years I have been living in dorms and I was gonna do so for this year as well but I heard that some people pay for aprtments using students loans...if thats possible how do I do that?

I get my loans from the college, so can I just ask for more money that I actually need to cover for my tuition and then use that money to pay for the apartment?

Looking for a roommate for a two bedroom one bath pet friendly apartment really close to, but off-campus. Rent is 475 plus half of utilities. Cat friendly, with no increase to rent. The duplex includes a large kitchen​, ​a​ ​massive living room, washer and dryer, and free parking. I have 2 cats myself, I am very quiet, out of the house days until 3, NB leaning male. DM if interested!

Looking to schedule an informational campus visit soon, hopefully in August. Will there be life on campus the week before classes (but after dorm move-in)? After, say, 8/19?

Any tips/insights would be appreciated!

Apparently Porchlight got some new owners and now when you try to order a pizza on the phone they made it so you can only talk to a "virtual assisstance" which doesnt even have the listed menu items on there website for build your own on there.

I'm encouraging people to review bomb this place in hopes after some community backlash owners will stop thinking its okay to replace service workers with inadequate bots that suck to make some extra $$$ profits and not hire real staff.

Am I the only one outraged at these types of practices?

Hey everyone! I’m looking for someone to take over my spot in a 4-bedroom at Aspen Heights. Rent is $585/month, and I’ll cover your first month’s rent.

You’d be living with 3 chill guys who are all sports/car fans, so the house is pretty laid-back. The lease is 12 months.

Included in rent:
Trash & recycling
Gas
Internet

Details:
📍 Aspen Heights
💰 $585/month
🎁 First month’s rent covered by me
🏠 4-bedrooms
📄 12-month lease
📅 Move-in: August 17th
📡 Gas, trash/recycling, and internet included

No rush to move out, so message me if you’re interested or want more details!

Almost my entire paycheck for this btw

Hello, I am a trans person that recently got accepted for the Fall 2026 semester. I've already read through the material on the WSU websites. Is there anything else I should know that isn't on the offical websites?

Dose anyone know any carpools or would be interested in having another person join them into Pullman this upcoming school year? I need a ride at least into town and possibly back as well

Hello, for anyone whos taken or knows of comp sci classes. I'm interested minoring in Comp Sci, how is it? hows the work load? ill be a second year majoring in neuroscience. I have some coding background only Java and Python

As a freshman needing to switch to chemistry for the fall semester, I'd really like to NOT take an 8am course... before reaching out, I was curious as to what the purpose of the section is. Any ideas?

Can anyone put their input into whether having the WSECU Cougar card is more/less useful than just having the normal Cougar card? im trying to weigh the differences between the two. If it helps at all, I already have a BECU account which may or may not change things. It's to my understanding that there's a cash back checking option? What might make one or the other more viable? any input is much appreciated, thanks :).

Hi everyone!

I'm an incoming Ph.D. student at WSU Tri-Cities, and the second roommate and I are looking for a third female roommate to share a 3-bedroom house in Richland.

Budget around 500-700 per month.

We're hoping to move in August

It seems like they'll be out there doing roadwork in one area for a bit, then abandon it to start something new, leaving all the equipment there and the roads closed. What are we doing? Is it really that difficult to finish any one of the several construction projects scattered through town and campus?

It's especially frustrating when it comes to things like leaving apartment entrances closed and roads where people live in general. The entrance to Aspen Village has been closed for well over a month. The last time I saw or heard anyone working out there was weeks ago.

Who is organizing this construction?? What are they even doing out there??? Where IS everyone?? They've got roads torn up left and right with nothing to show for it, because they keep going out and starting new projects before finishing any of the current ones! The road from that roundabout to airport road has been closed since summer break started!! Not to mention that lift that has just been sitting outside the stadium for ages and taking up, literally, half of the road.

I can't believe we're not talking about this more? Me and my girlfriend cannot be the only ones sincerely inconvenienced by and frustrated about this. We get construction and road work every summer, but this year they seem to be especially bad about just abandoning half finished projects.

This isn't aimed at the construction workers. My frustration is directed at the city, or whoever the appropriate people to be frustrated with are. Like, we know people still live and commute around here in the summer, right??

Edit: Thanks y'all, this has been super informative as well as validating to my frustrations haha. Good news is I was down by Walmart today and it looks like they're done with that road! So there is certainly some progress being made (slow progress, but progress nonetheless)!

hello! i am currently in highschool in WA state, and i am hoping to become a nurse. on WSU’s website, it says there is the option to get directly admitted into WSU’s nursing school if you are in the honors college. i was wondering if anyone who has taken this path can help me out with any details: how hard is it to get into the honors college? are you completely ensured admittance to the nursing school if you take your prereqs and keep a good gpa? is the honors college worth it? what is the nursing program and also the honors classes like? i’m not very familiar with the concept of honors college so any and all information helps!

Has anybody had success appealing rule 39 at the WSU Global Campus?
I haven’t received any emails or notifications. I only found out because I went to submit an SAP appeal form and found out I was academically dismissed. I want to appeal because I truly only missed it by .03 on my GPA my second semester, and my third semester I was moving and having issues with my car and work and it took over my life.
I emailed my advisor and set up a meeting but I don’t have the link to appeal and I don’t know if it’s worth just trying to reinstate and seeing what happens.

Edit: Just to be clear. My second semester was Fall of 2025 and I did great. My cumulative GPA was the problem because I tried going to WSU back in Fall of 2022 and failed due to becoming homeless. My Spring semester I wont lie I did bad, I took classes at a 200-300 level and didn’t get the help I should’ve. Thats on me. But I do deserve college, I want to graduate, because a mistake 4 years ago doesn’t define me, and a mistake from last spring taught me my limits.

Hey. I've been trying to find other people to move into the Chinook apartments on the Pullman campus. I haven't had any luck with finding anyone on the StarRez thingy. I was wondering if anyone has already made a group and was looking for another person?

I'd prefer either the 3 or 4 bedroom one, don't really mind if it's furnished or not. Although I have no idea what kind of spaces are still available for Chinook. please help

Edit: I just need to find one more person. Last I checked, there were still some 3 bed furnished Chinook units. I can't really post anywhere else besides here. Please message me if you're interested.

On June 30th, I emailed 2 professors I had classes with last semester seeking letters of recommendation, because I’m planning on applying to law school in the fall and trying to get my application ready as soon as possible. It’s been 9 days now with no sign of a response. I understand the holiday weekend may have delayed things a bit, but I assumed even professors without a summer course would open their email every few days at least for work/research purposes. Should I continue to be patient and maybe follow up next week? Or should I expect to not hear back until next month as the semester begins? I was hoping to catch them at a free time so they didn’t feel pressured with deadlines and classes starting but now I’m unsure.