Facilities Management

Mailing Services employees continue to process and deliver mail from across the WSU Pullman campus. They are just a few of the many essential employees who are keeping the WSU system running during social distancing.

WSU custodial staff will use COVID‑19 sanitation guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Washington State Department of Health for routine cleaning, including common touch surfaces.

The 40,000‑square‑foot building will house a suite of teaching laboratories, classrooms, collaborative meeting spaces, study spaces and a grand staircase with open seating for lectures and presentations.

From expanding research capabilities in Pullman to adding new classrooms in the Tri‑Cities, WSU is undertaking major construction projects across the system.

No one knows yet what this winter will bring but more than two dozen full-time and seasonal employees are ready to do their best to keep the Pullman campus as accessible as possible in the face of severe weather.

The air quality got significantly worse over the weekend on the Pullman and Spokane campuses. To help, some HVAC systems have been switched to recirculate.

Numerous technology and facility upgrades were made on the Pullman campus this summer, particularly in Todd Hall.

Drivers on the WSU Pullman campus will need to get creative with their driving routes during the month of July.

Faculty, staff and students are invited to the groundbreaking celebration for the fourth building in the V. Lane Rawlins Research and Education Complex on June 27.

Vice President of Finance and Administration Stacy Pearson will oversee facilities management and operations of the WSU Seattle office beginning April 1.