Football Operations Building Construction Notice

On June 2 at 8 a.m. the construction pedestrian detour will be removed and the CUB elevator will be open to the public. Also on June 2, the new pedestrian pathway to the east of the new Football Operations Building will be open to the public; this pedestrian path way will take you to the north side of Football Operations Building and to the east – west sidewalk south of Bohler Gym and can continue north by using the pedestrian plaza between Bohler and PE Buildings. The new east pathway will also take you to the North Stadium Concourse to head east.  The new overhead pathway connected to the CUB Tower on the west side of the new Football Operations Building will also be open to the public. This pathway will take you to north side of the Football Operations Building.  The new Football Operations Building and the new North Plaza between Bohler and Hollingberry Field House will remain closed to the public until further notice.

Thank You and “GO COUGS”!!!

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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