WSU Global Campus has been bringing the university’s world-class faculty and academic programs to students since 1992, using cutting-edge technologies to bring courses to life in an online format.

WSU Maps. The five physical campuses of Washington State University provide distinct and excellent learning and research opportunities. Explore the campus maps and find your perfect WSU experience.

In addition to our brick-and-mortar campuses, WSU Global Campus serves more than 4,000 students worldwide through online undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs.

The flagship campus, WSU Pullman is a top research university dedicated to improving lives by unlocking possibilities for students and serving the public good. Largest WSU campus (17,050 students, fall 2023)

The Washington State University Pullman campus offers presentations in our Welcome Center, guided tours, and self-guided exploration of our campus. We are excited to see you! On-Campus Presentations and Guided Tours

Since 1992, WSU Global Campus has been bringing the best of WSU to students around the globe who demand a highly engaging and transformative education but prefer to learn and study on their own turf. Cutting-edge academic technologies enable WSU faculty to bring their courses to life in an online format.

Here’s everything you need to reach the WSU campus in the thriving heart of Pullman, WA. Located about five hours from Seattle, 90 minutes from Spokane, and six hours from Portland, Pullman is easy to reach by car, plane, or bus.

The Pullman campus of Washington State University is 620 acres (2.5 km 2) and is in the Palouse region. The average elevation of the campus is approximately 2,500 feet (760 m) above sea level, and is seven miles (11 km) west of the Idaho border and Moscow, home of the University of Idaho, also a land-grant institution.

Learn about WSU, financial aid, your intended major/department, student life, and on-campus living and more by registering for an upcoming virtual presentation!

Campus Maps at WSU Tri-Cities . Directions from Interstate 182. Take Exit 5-B onto George Washington Way in Richland. Travel north about 5 miles. Turn right on Sprout Road, just past Hanford High School. Turn left on Crimson Way (formerly University Drive) to enter the campus. Public Transportation