Taste of WSU is back! Get your tickets before they’re gone.

Taste of WSU is back, bringing together the flavors, traditions, and Cougar spirit that make Washington State University so special!

Join us Friday, Oct. 2, from 5:30–7:30 p.m. at the Lewis Alumni Centre for an evening of Cougar-inspired food, local beverages, and spirited entertainment. This year’s menu features WSU Beef Sliders, Cougar Gold Mac and Cheese, WSU Honey Korean BBQ Wings, Cilantro Lime Street Tacos, and Cosmic Crisp Hand Pies, each paired with a specially selected beverage.

Enjoy appearances by Butch and the Cougar Marching Band, along with a few special surprises throughout the evening.

This year’s event is proudly presented in partnership with WSU Sigma Iota, a student-led Hospitality Business Management organization. As one of the organization’s largest fundraisers, Taste of WSU supports hands-on learning, industry networking, and professional development opportunities for WSU students.

All ages are welcome! Registration starts at $50 for five food tastings with nonalcoholic beverage pairings; alcoholic beverage pairings are available for guests 21 and over for $70.

Last year’s event sold out, so don’t wait to reserve your spot! Register online and get ready to eat, sip, and celebrate like a Coug!

Grab Your Tickets – https://bit.ly/TasteofWSU2026

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