Winter 2024
Jason Porter Memorial Fund
The fund will honor the legacy of the Washington State University accounting instructor, mentor, and scholar. » More ...
Philanthropy
Summer 2024
License to Coug
It’s one of the ways to say “Go Cougs!” without saying “Go Cougs!”
It’s also a means of supporting students through scholarships, recognizing fellow Washington State University alumni and fans on the road, and showing Cougar pride.
More than 23,000 crimson Cougar license plates travel Washington roadways—more than double any other university in the state. (Take that, Huskies.)
One of the best things about that high number—besides outdoing the Dawgs—is $28 from each WSU license plate supports student scholarships. Last year, that meant more than $640,000.
To celebrate, Washington State Magazine asked holders of Coug license plates to share the stories behind and photos of … » More …
Summer 2024
WSU takes to the road
Taking off with the WSU Alumni Association to Hawaii, Arizona, and California » More ...
Spring 2024
Michael Blankenship
Blankenship started the first officially endowed scholarship specifically supporting LGBTQ+ students at WSU. » More ...
Winter 2023
Drive with Cougar Pride
Washington State University Cougar license plates, highly visible throughout the Pacific Northwest, not only symbolize Cougar pride but also serve as a means of supporting WSU scholarships. » More ...
Summer 2023
A desire to help
WSU Alumni Association volunteers say yes, and help the university thrive. » More ...
Winter 2022
Mountain of a legacy
Mark Strother inspired others to help, even after a mountain climbing accident. » More ...
Fall 2022
BEE happy (and more)
Just a few ways to make WSU Cougs’ palates happy » More ...
Fall 2022
A partnership for future engineers
SEL, Ed and Beatriz Schweitzer make a transformational gift to Washington State University engineering. » More ...
Fall 2020
On a mission
WSU alumni and groups statewide have launched fforts to increase food security. » More ...