Sign Up!The official university move-in begins on Wednesday, August 15. While residence hall contracts begin on Saturday, August 11, WSU highly encourages students arrive for move-in on August 15 to begin their successful college experience with Week Of Welcome events beginning that night. A few pre-arranged university programs do require early arrival and students will be notified of those dates.

• Plan and Arrive

  Week of Welcome and the official university move-in begin on Wednesday, August 15. While residence hall contracts begin on Saturday, August 11, WSU highly encourages students to arrive for move-in on Wednesday, August 15 to begin their successful college experience with WOW events beginning that night.  There will be volunteers to assist on Saturday and Wednesday to make the moving process as smooth as possible. A few pre-arranged university programs do require early arrival and students will be notified of those dates.

  Arriving later in the week is okay too, just let us know your plans by signing up. Upon arrival at the hall, students must first check in at the front desk to get important details and their designated room assignment. Make sure to have your CougarCard ID.

  Please keep in mind that pets are not allowed in the residence halls when moving in.

  For specific information about moving into your hall, visit https://housing.wsu.edu/ and select your hall. Move-in information is listed in the last section at the bottom of the page.

   

  Move-in Notice for Friday, August 17:
  Cougar Way will be closed between Stadium Way and D Street on Friday, August 17 from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the All Campus Picnic. During this time there will not be access to the parking lots or unloading zones next to Scott/Coman Hall, Global Scholars Hall, Regents Hall, and Northside Hall.

• Week of Welcome!

  Week of Welcome supports students’ transition to and retention at Washington State University by:

  • Assisting in the development of an identity and a relationship with the university, specific colleges and departments, peers, staff and community.
  • Promoting awareness of educational and co-curricular opportunities and laying the foundation for scholastic and civic engagement throughout college.
  • Creating an atmosphere that minimizes anxiety, promotes positive attitudes, and stimulates an environment for learning.
  • Providing healthy, active and engaging events for students as they adjust to college life in Pullman.

  Learn more about Week of Welcome at wow.wsu.edu

• Frequently Asked Questions

  Can I move in early?

  Students here to participate with an authorized group can move in early during the hours of 12 PM - 3 PM on Friday, August 10 for an extra daily housing charge.

  Do we have to move in during the 8am to 5pm hours listed on the web site?

  No, but the desk might not be open if you arrive later in the evening, so call the RA on-duty to help you get checked in.

  Will any volunteers be able to help us move in?

  Yes, volunteers will be on hand to assist on Saturday, August 11 and Wednesday, August 15.

  Where can I find specific information about moving into my hall?

  You can find specific information about moving into your hall at the housing website. Select your hall from the menu on the left. Information about check-in, unloading, bed-lofting and much more is listed in the last section at the bottom of your hall page.

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When you arrive at your hall, check in at the front desk. Bring your CougarCard ID!

Unloading zones will be available to help get students’ belongings from the car to the residence hall as quickly as possible.

Volunteers will be in matching t-shirts and are there to help you.

Hundreds of WSU students, faculty, and staff will be helping at each residence hall to make the moving process quick and easy.

Students and faculty love to get to know new students. Feel free to ask them questions about campus life.

Check out the housing website for a list of items students should and should not bring to campus.

Don’t forget to dress for the warm weather, take breaks, and drink lots of water.