WSU Pullman Mailing Services’ reduced operations schedule

Reduced hours for Mailing Services during December closure

The Pullman Mailing Services will be operating with minimal staff during the winter closure. We will continue to pick up campus mail from the Pullman Post Office every morning. It will be sorted and ready for pickup each day between 9:30 a.m. and noon. Departments are welcome to come to Mailing Services to pick up their mail and packages, as well as to bring their outgoing mail. As in past years, we will deliver essential mail to a few departments in the French-Lighty Administration Building.

We are located in the Cooper Publications Building. Directional signage will be posted on Grimes Way across from the Public Safety Building. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Mailing Services at mailing.services@wsu.edu or 509-335-2365. Thanks, and have a great holiday season!

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