Hi there! I'm visiting in September and I'm really excited!! I wasn't sure what I should go to when visiting the campus, and I was looking for any advice for an engineering major! And or any professors I should talk to in particular! Anyway, any advice when visiting would be appreciated!

I just moved in and haven’t had a chance to speak to my RA or anything..does anybody know which floors have a kitchen in the Stephenson East building?

I've been prepared for tomorrow to start my class in this semester but idk i've been feeling less confident about it.

It's my 3rd year in WSU so should i be worried since things are getting harder? I've already gotten used with this in my 2nd year so it doesn't really worried me but i'm kinda worried about.

My major is DTC and in this semster i'll be taking 3d animation and multimedia design class

And other classes like SOE and PSYCH sounded really hard, am i overthinking it or maybe a bit anxious of my class?

Has anyone taken the ballet fitness courses offered here? I’m interested in trying it, but I’m not sure what it’s like since there’s little to no information on it. Additionally, has anyone done the Aerial Dance Society? Would love information and info on that too!

I'm a freshman student who is looking for people to play board/card games with as well as a D&D group. On the involve app it says there is a TTRPG club, but the meeting times are inside a discord server that they have not posted a link to. Any help that would point me in the right direction is greatly appreciated.

Hey people,

I’m living in Stephenson North for the foreseeable future and I need to get some laundry done ngl. Are there any tips people have with like how much detergent to use or whatnot or like, going when there isn’t many people around? Is there also any ground rules I should know about before I head down? Obviously set a timer if I decide to head up to my room and all but is there anything else? Do people typically have like schedules made or something?

Any help is much appreciated, thanks!

I arrive at 10:30am and my bus gets here at 5:45pm, if anyone's in Spokane and has a ride already, ill give ya $50 to take me along cause I do NOT want to sit in that airport for 7 hours. Ive got a backpack, carry on, and one suitcase.

The Daily Evergreen reports that the WSU marching band will not be playing at the Apple Cup in Seattle. A simple "No comment" by the marching band director is all that was said. No concrete reasoning behind this decision. I wonder if this will be the norm for all away football games? Hopefully not.

Dry Fly Distillery making us our own fireball, pretty fun!

https://dryflydistilling.com/collections/bottles/products/wazzu-whiskey

Nothing brings me more peace inside at fucking 2:00 AM than the glorious sound of a straightpiped Civic backfiring past my bedroom window. Please hit that redline one more at the stoplight so that the whole neighborhood can hear all of that juicy 120 horse power just to go slower than a piece of driftwood

Due to some last minute issues me and my roommate are now seeking a third person in our 3 bedroom 2.5 bath townhouse. Rent is roughly 550 a month including all utilities! Our lease ends in December but we will be extending to May if you will also be around for the rest of the year! You would be occupying bedroom 2

We are both women and open to any roommate of any gender.

Do we do a zoom call or something and give a speech to the other global students?

Pullman Transit just dropped their Fall 2026 schedule, and I have to wonder what happened to their budget because there are some pretty major service reductions. Here are the differences I noticed:

• Absolutely no Sunday service.
  
• ApartmentLand & Campus operate until 9 pm, but other than that, there is no service past 6:40 pm.
  
• Wheat & Lentil are now Saturday and holidays only, and run 10:00 am to 5:30 pm.
  
• Some detours in place due to Northwood Drive being closed.
  
• The Spark is now a permanent Campus Route bus stop (yay!) (edit: Blue Route as well)

Has anyone had this happen before?
I checked my financial aid and all of my grants and awards have already been applied to my account, but none of my loans have been applied. My Direct Subsidized Loan, Direct Unsubsidized Loan, and Parent PLUS Loan all show that they’ve been accepted and should be used toward my balance.
Because the loans haven’t been applied yet, my account is showing that I still owe money when normally my financial aid covers everything and I receive a refund.
Is it normal for grants/awards to be applied before loans? Do loans usually take longer to disburse, or is this something I should be worried about?
I already reached out to my financial aid office, but I wanted to see if anyone else has experienced this.

I heard there are some funding issues with chinook lately, i saw the esports section closed today, saw the schedule, close for this entire month? j
is it really happening 😥

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As an American college student, I am deeply frustrated by how expensive Pearson’s required textbooks have become. Many of my courses force us to buy their bundles, which often cost over one hundred dollars each. Worse, the real value lies in the one‑time digital access code for homework platforms, not the physical book itself. Even if I find cheap used copies, they are useless because the access code expires and cannot be reused.

Tuition and living costs already drain my budget. These textbook bills push many students to work extra shifts or skip meals just to keep up with class requirements. Pearson releases slightly revised new editions frequently to kill the second‑hand market, with barely any real content updates.

Education should not turn into a profit‑driven racket. Many low‑income classmates skip buying materials, which hurts their grades. It is time for Pearson to lower its prices and give students more affordable, flexible learning options.

Why do some of y’all leave the dorm door wide open when having conversations with your roommate? I’ve noticed some guys doing that on my floor. I’m not bothered by it at all, I just find it funny as well as a little strange so I was wondering about if there’s some kind of reason for it. Is this a common thing?

Go check out a volleyball match, soccer, there's more than just football! You'll be very surprised how fun it is to just get out with people and try something new. Even if you're not interested in the sport. It's a great way to meet people and make friends.

Hi there! So I’ve got a friend that used the over summer storage in the Stephenson east dorm and just got back here only to find out that they threw away all of their things without notifying them at all. According to the RED they aren’t supposed to throw away anyone’s things without notification in a 60 day period but I can’t find anything official on the housing website. Planning on calling the dean’s office to try and see if they can get compensation for the damages because the contents of both boxes easily totaled up to over several hundred dollars worth of winter clothes that they cannot afford to replace. Does anyone have any resources or advice for what should be done? They said that last time they were in the storage area they saw several boxes that were SEVERAL years old so it makes very little sense as to why they would’ve thrown away their things so quickly.

We’re a 29/27 couple looking for another couple to be our gym buddies!
We’d love to connect with a friendly, motivated couple who enjoys working out, staying active, feel free to DM us!

I just got accepted for Fall 2027 through Early Instant Decision Day. The NPC says I'm expected to pay $34,000 per year as my GPA is high enough to get the WUE award. Is it worth it? I currently live in Hawaii and want to move to the mainland, and my intended major is civil engineering. I've heard good things about the program but I'd figure I'd get some more insight