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| Home to one of the premier communication schools in the nation. | |
| Every year, top entertainers from around the nation and the world are booked to perform here. | |
| This building consists of consists of three high-rise towers. | |
| One of the oldest buildings on campus, this building is also home to modern learning technology. | |
| This building is home to programs that focus on the communities, cultures, and conduct that shape our world. | |
| This 94,000 square-foot structure embodies WSU's commitment to scholastic success by promoting dialogue between faculty and students in a unique setting. | |
| This building invites visitors to indulge their senses while enjoying varying art styles. It houses a permanent collection and features many traveling exhibits throughout the year. | |
| Home of the College of Business, holds some of the University's most advanced learning technology. | |
| One of the women's 'Hill Halls,' this building boasts classic formal lounges, beautiful architecture, and an ideal location near the historic center of campus. | |
| This building is home to several programs in the WSU School of Engineering and Architecture, including the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. | |
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| Home to the department of Anthropology, this building is located along Terrell Mall. | |
| In the midst of several thousand intensely loyal fans, you are swept up in the excitement of this building with every WSU score and the roar of victory. | |
| The oldest men's hall at WSU (built in 1923), has a long history as one of the tightest-knit residence communities on campus. | |
| This building is home to one of the best-equipped schools of architecture in the country. | |
| Home to the Honors College, this building creates an inspiring academic atmosphere for students. | |
| This building is home to the departments of Crop and Soil Sciences, Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Natural Resource Sciences, Plant Pathology, and more. | |
| The center of the Pullman campus and is the hub for activities that include eating, studying, lounging, watching movies and much more. | |
| This building is the center of the University's education program. | |
| A proud tradition. This building has been a women's dorm since 1895. It has been a frequent tradition for daughters to succeed mothers as residents. | |
| This building offers students 160,000 square feet of state-of-the-art recreational and fitness equipment. | |
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