Washington State University, Pullman

Washington State University Campus is well connected with the airport and metro. The following options are available for students and faculties for traveling to University:

• Buses on the Pullman Transit system are free for faculty, employees, and students. To ride to local locations on and off campus, flash your Cougar Card.
• Online ride-sharing is available through WSU Zimride. When you book a seat, you pay your portion. Excellent for long drives, public events, and commutes. 
• To get to Spokane International Airport, use the shuttle service provided by Wheatland Express. Wheatland Express provides bus service to and from Seattle on weekends and during holidays (Thanksgiving, winter, and spring breaks). 
• Online ride-sharing is available through WSU Zimride. When you book a seat, you pay your portion. Excellent for long drives, public events, and commutes.

• Washington State University campus features modular classrooms, learning spaces, and business incubators to enhance students' learning abilities.
• Each pavilion features a living room, a game room with a pool table and TV, study rooms, a music room, and a space for the visual and performing arts. 
• It also has terraces and outdoor facilities. By providing conferences, hospitality activities, information kiosks, physical activities, thematic seminars, and cultural events, the resident services look after the needs of the students.

Washington State University campus is spread out over 620 acres of land make up the campus. Although Spokane, the Tri-Cities, Vancouver, and other regional campuses are spread out around the state, the main campus of Washington State University is in Pullman. 

The renowned architect Paul Thiry designed and erected it in a Neo-Georgian architectural style. The campus's infrastructure is in good shape. All necessary facilities are offered to the pupils. Thompson Hall, Steven Hall, and Bryan Hall are the three halls on the campus. These structures are thought to be the campus's earliest ones. The College of Arts & Sciences and the Foreign Language Department are located at The Thompson Hall.

• The school's sizable Greek community recruits about 20% of the student body. Around 300 student clubs and organizations exist in addition to fraternities and sororities. 
• The NCAA Division I Pac-12 Conference is where the school's sports teams, notably the football team from Washington State University, participate. A first-year student must live on campus unless they are married or older than 20. You can apply to live in university-owned residences if you have kids or are a graduate student.
• Students are given single beds, mattresses, work tables, chairs, bookcases, drawers, wardrobes, bookshelves, and telephones in their rooms.
• Washington State University has more than 30 clubs, including Business Club, drama club, French club, etc., that help students find their interests.

Washington State University offers on-campus accommodation for all its students.

• WSU has all types of houses available like coed dorms, women's dorms, men's dorms, sorority housing, fraternity housing, apartments for married students, apartments for single students, special housing for disabled students, special housing for international students, cooperative housing, etc.
• The Office of Residence Life fosters a stimulating, secure, and welcoming learning and personal development environment through student-centered programs, cutting-edge services, and affordable facilities.
• Living on the Washington State University campus is an exciting aspect of college life that provides the chance to make friends for life and boosts academic success.