Advertise with Washington State Magazine!

Washington State Magazine has advertising space available in our Winter 2017 edition!

This is a great way to reach 160,000 of WSU’s most dedicated and involved alumni, faculty, and friends. The award-winning magazine contains WSU news and articles of interest about Washington State. The deadline to reserve advertising space in our Winter 2017 edition, which circulates the beginning of November, is Friday, July 28.

Additional benefits include:

  • 38% Response Rate generated from our readers
  • Extremely high longevity; 80% of readers keep the magazine a month or longer
  • Distributed free in the SeaTac Alaska Airlines lounges and on the Seattle-San Francisco Amtrak route
  • 35% of readers reside in the Seattle area
  • 31% of readers reside in Spokane, Tri-Cities and Portland, OR areas

Advertising space is limited. If you would like more information please contact Jeff Koch at jeff.koch@wsu.edu or 509-335-1882.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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