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Join colleagues and partners from across the WSU system to learn about community engagement efforts and tools used in our communities this year.
Elizabeth Chilton, WSU Provost, will give opening remarks. Presentations will explore new initiatives, opportunities to connect, recent success stories, and how we can approach future challenges.

Join President Kirk Schulz and WSU Regent Enrique Cerna as they delve into the changing environment of intercollegiate athletics. President Schulz will address questions around the future of the Pac-12 Conference and offer his thoughts on how Name, Image, and Likeness and the transfer portal have altered the student-athlete experience and changed the game for college athletics.

Volunteer alongside fellow Sacramento & Reno Cougs at Fat Kitty City, Northern California’s only true cat sanctuary, on Saturday, May 6. Fat Kitty City Humane Society (FKC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing shelter and medical aid to abandoned or abused animals. Volunteers will be assisting with some necessary spring cleaning: clearing the grounds, fixing structures, and anything else the sanctuary needs.

The visitor center will be open 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, May 6 to celebrate the Washington State University Pullman Class of 2023. Festivities will include light refreshments featuring Coug-made treats such as cheese and free souvenir graduation photos, complete with a BVC staff photographer!
Staff will also be available to assist visitors with parking and shuttle information, wayfinding and directions, dining options, sightseeing and other final must-do activities before leaving campus.

Join fellow Arizona Cougs on Saturday, May 6, for a wine tasting created just for you! Cactus Taproom Craft Beer & Wine Bar owner and fellow Coug Carrie Parker ’01 will pour three tastings and one full glass of delicious wine from Washington, which includes red and white blends. A sampling of Cougar Gold cheese will also be provided, and you are welcome to bring your own snacks or appetizers.

Celebrate the anniversary of your graduation with fellow Big Apple Cougs! Join us for great food, drinks, and conversations as we reminisce on our favorite Coug memories. We’ll be meeting at the Hofbrau Bierhaus (located between 44th & 45th) at 6:00 p.m. Eastern. If you’re traveling via train, take the 4/5/6/7/2 to 42nd Street. This is a great way to catch up with or meet new Cougs in your area. You won’t want to miss it!

What Was Always Yours And Never Lost provides an essential introduction to recent works of video art and experimental documentary by indigenous film and video makers from throughout North America. The nine included films traverse a wide range to topics and formal strategies while touching on indigeneity—assertions of identity and presence in the face of colonial history. They make space for poetry, for beauty, and speak to the joys of preserving the past, establishing community, and seeing the future differently.

Attention Tri-Cities Cougs! We’re taking over Kennewick for a Cougar pub crawl on Saturday, May 20. Meet us on Bruneau Ave. at Ice Harbor Brewery’s NEW downtown location at noon Pacific for the start of the crawl, or join us at any location along the way! We will spend approximately one hour at each location. Make sure to wear your Coug gear to get drink specials at certain establishments.