Homecoming events underway

By Communications staff, Washington State University
Butch T. Cougar on a motorcycle at football game

Pullman campus events for Homecoming 2018 are listed below and culminate with the football matchup against University of Utah in Martin Stadium on Saturday.

Members of Greek chapters and residence life halls will compete for points during the week, with the winner to be crowned at the Homecoming 2018 football game.

This week’s events:

  • Monday:

  • Tuesday:

    • Meme War
      Noon–5 p.m.
    • Lip Sync Battle
      6–8 p.m., CUB Sr. Ballroom

  • Wednesday:

    • Pet Supply Drive
      10 a.m.–3 p.m., CUB 204
    • Acts of Kindness
      All day

  • Thursday:

    • Games Night
      7–9 p.m., Martin Stadium

  • Friday:

    • Ticket Wars
      11 a.m.–2 p.m., Glenn Terrell Mall
    • Pep Rally (the bonfire portion has been cancelled due to a WSU burn ban)
      6 p.m., Flag Lane Fire Pit

  • Saturday:

    • WSU vs. Utah football game
      3 p.m., Martin Stadium
    • Chariot Race
      Halftime of football game, Martin Stadium

 

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