Pumpkin-carving stencils of the WSU Cougar head logo

October 23, 2019

By Communications staff, Washington State University

Four jack-o-lanterns, each with a different face.

It’s that time again!

Carve your pumpkins with Coug spirit this Halloween, thanks to a stencil provided by Washington State Magazine.

Send us photos of your home or office Coug‑o‑lantern (or other WSU designs, too) and we’ll create an album on the WSU Pullman Facebook page.

Send photos and your name(s) plus caption to social.media@wsu.edu.

Happy Halloween!

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