WSU Pullman wireless network maintenance, April 2026

Information Technology Services (ITS) will perform scheduled wireless network updates that may impact wireless connectivity in select WSU Pullman buildings on the following dates:

  • April 13–17: Neill Hall, Abelson Hall, and Eastlick Hall
  • April 20–23: Wilson-Short Hall and Troy Hall
  • April 27–May 1: McCluskey Services Bldg-Office, McCluskey Services Bldg-Shops, and McCluskey Services-Shop Annex

You may also refer to the ITS website for the most current maintenance schedule.

On the dates listed above, limited areas within the affected buildings may experience weak wireless signals or brief wireless outages lasting up to 10 minutes. Wired internet connections will remain available where currently in use.

After the updates, users may need to reconnect to the WSU wireless network using WSU credentials.

For any questions, please contact Crimson Service Desk at crimsonservicedesk@wsu.edu or 509-335-4357.

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