Washington State University Extension

Washington State University (WSU), established in 1890, is a public land-grant research university located in Pullman, Washington. It has a statewide presence with branch campuses in Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver, along with regional learning centers and Cooperative Extension offices throughout Washington. WSU offers a comprehensive range of academic programs through its 12 colleges and graduate school, featuring over 200 fields of study, including 98 majors and 86 minors, as well as more than 140 graduate and professional degrees.

The university emphasizes research, community outreach, and practical applications of knowledge, serving students, faculty, and the broader community. WSU is known for its strong undergraduate core curriculum and honors college, and it supports a vibrant athletics program. The university collaborates with government agencies, industry partners, and other educational institutions to foster research and innovation, making it a key player in education and public service in Washington State.