Wear crimson and gray on College Colors Day, Aug. 31

Washington State University will celebrate College Colors Day Aug. 31. Alumni, students and university employees can show their school spirit by dressing in the crimson and gray colors.

Gov. Christine Gregoire signed a proclamation July 23 making the date an official observance day for supporters of colleges and universities state-wide. Washington state residents are encouraged by Gregoire’s proclamation to wear apparel representing their favorite college or university.

College Colors Day coincides with “back to school” and the kick-off of intercollegiate athletics nationwide. For the third year, College Colors Day seeks to celebrate and promote the traditions and spirit of the college experience, and strives to promote higher education by increasing public awareness and celebrating the achievements of colleges and universities in the U.S.

For more information, visit www.collegecolorsday.com.

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