All Campus Picnic to follow University Convocation

PULLMAN – Dining Services will host the 25th Annual All Campus Picnic 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, at Mooberry Track Field, following University Convocation.
 
All Pullman Students, Faculty, and Staff are invited to attend the picnic free of charge with a valid WSU ID card (CougarCard).  For all others wishing to attend, tickets are $5 per person ($4.64 + $0.36 tax), and children 5 and under are admitted free of charge.

WSU Students are encouraged to attend the All Campus Picnic to pick up a Free Student Planner.  PlanIT Palouse free student planners are provided to WSU Students every year by the Student Media Group. Dining Services will distribute over 2,000 planners to WSU Students at the All Campus Picnic.  Any remaining planners will be distributed at the Dining Centers, Markets, and Espresso Bars while supplies last.  Free student planners will also be available at the WSU Bookie during the first week of school. 

Dining Services would like to thank US Bank for sponsoring WSU Faculty and Staff and Materials and Resource Management for sponsoring the 8th Annual Zero Waste Picnic.  

This year’s menu includes Hamburgers, Garden Burgers, German Longhorn Sausages, Potato Chips, Fresh Fruit Salad, Potato Salad, Cookies, and
Coca-Cola bottled beverages. 

Northside Café, Hillside Café, and Southside Café will be closed 10:30am to 3:00pm on the day of the picnic.  All Resident Dining Account students are asked to eat lunch at the All Campus Picnic. 

Dining Services would also like to thank New Student Programs for coordinating events, entertainment, and vendor booths during the picnic.  Please join us for this great opportunity to connect with old friends, meet new ones, and enjoy the sun with the entire WSU community as we welcome a new semester. 
For more information, please visit dining.wsu.edu.

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