During the December closure, Mailing Services in Pullman has limited staffing. Departmental mail is available for pick-up in the Cooper Publications building from 9-11 a.m. via the back door on the loading dock. All mail that is not picked up is held until the next normal work day. Because of the volume of incoming mail there may be some delivery delays after the campus reopens for business.
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