Campus Courier Program

The University operates a courier service to move official WSU documents and small items between specified WSU localities. This campus courier program has experienced a significant decline in use since the University moved to Workday last January. As a result, the campus courier program service will be reduced to weekly deliveries versus daily.

On the Pullman campus, everything received by Central Receiving and Delivery by Thursday afternoon will go out for overnight delivery that day (excluding holidays). Other campuses and locations in the State will also return packages to the Pullman campus according to their own availability, so check with your local campus mailing offices for those days. If you have any questions, please contact Craig Cole at 335-9035 or Brady Allen at 335-4529.

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