Washington State University

Washington State University is a public land-grant research university in Pullman, Washington, United States. Founded in 1890, WSU is also one of the oldest land-grant universities in the American... Wikipedia

• Former names:  Agricultural College, Experiment Station and School of Science of the State of Washington (1890–1905), State College of Washington (1905–1959)
• Type:  Public land-grant research university
• Established:  March 28, 1890
• Academic affiliation:  COP, CUMU
• Endowment:  $1.27 billion (2023)
• Budget:  $1.3 billion (FY2025)
• President:  Elizabeth R. Cantwell
• Provost:  T. Chris Riley-Tillman
• Academic staff:  2,261
• Students:  31,471 – (Total), 20,976 – (Pullman), 1,685 – (Spokane), 1,813 – (Tri-Cities), 283 – (Everett), 3,585 – (Vancouver), 3,265 – (Global Campus/WSU Online)
• Undergraduates:  26,062 – (Total), 18,346 – (Pullman), 534 – (Spokane), 1,603 – (Tri-Cities), 3,170 – (Vancouver), 283 – (Everett)
• Postgraduates:  4,262 – (Total)
• Doctoral students:  1283 – (Total)
• Campus:  Distant town
• Other campuses:  Everett, Richland, Spokane, Vancouver
• Colors:  Crimson and gray
• Mascot:  Butch T. Cougar
• Sporting affiliations:  NCAA Division I FBS – Pac-12, MPSF
• Data source:  DuckDuckGo