Student Basic Needs

Food can be found in several spaces on the WSU Tri-Cities campus including the campus food pantry and various shops. Snacks are also available in student spaces like the MOSAIC Center.

The Basic Needs program also helps students apply for food assistance programs such as SNAP and FAP. Contact the Basic Needs Navigator to receive support and ask questions.

Cougar Cupboard

The Cougar Cupboard, sponsored by Lamb Weston, is the free on-campus food pantry. It provides WSU Tri-Cities students and their families with reliable access to food for a healthy life.

Micro Market

The Micro Market in CIC 110 offers pre-packaged food items with a self-checkout kiosk.

The Bookie

The Bookie, our campus bookstore, has a selection of snacks and beverages.

SUB Coffee Shop

The coffee shop in the Student Union Building sells drinks as well as sandwiches (supported by SNAP and FAP food assistance program).

WSU Tri-Cities Roommate Finder

The WSU Tri-Cities Roommate Finder can help you find a place to rent or advertise a space to rent.

Ben Franklin Transit

WSU Tri-Cities students are able to ride on all parts of the Ben Franklin fixed route bus system for free with their Cougar Card. Students can pick up the bus pass sticker to place on their Cougar Card at the campus security office (Floyd 202B).

Ride Share

The WSU Tri-Cities Rideshare resource can help you find other students to carpool with to campus.

Gender-Inclusive Bathrooms

Gender-inclusive bathrooms can be found in Floyd 213, SUB 108, Collab 121, and Collab 221.

Showers

Showers can be found in Floyd 108, Floyd 122, WSC 122, and WSC 124.

Student Parent Support Group

Join the Student Parent Support Group to learn how other WSU Tri-Cities students manage their lives as parents, students, and workers. Learn about resources and tips, build connections, and support each other.

Lactation Rooms

Lactation rooms are available in East 221A, Collaboration Hall 105B & 205B, and in the Nursing Building.

Cougar Money Matters

Cougar Money Matters brings together financial resources across all campuses for all Cougs. Calculate your current financial stress score, determine your money personality allowing you to focus on strengths and weaknesses (tips and ideas for improvement), use the free resume evaluation, and take several courses to help you move towards your financial goals. 

Emergency Funding

WSU is committed to helping you access the resources you need to thrive and complete your degree. Emergency funding is available to students who need assistance with expenses related to housing, transportation, and health care.

In addition to the WSU system emergency fund, WSU Tri-Cities has a separate fund specifically for Tri-Cities students. If you have submitted before, been denied, or received WSU emergency funds, please resubmit for consideration!

Financial Aid Consultation

Student Financial Services can assist you with understanding your financial aid package, finding information about scholarships, and filling out your annual FAFSA/WASFA.

Stop by Floyd 269 or call 509-372-7228 for help!

ASWSUTC Technology Access Equity Program for Students

All WSU Tri-Cities students have the ability to borrow a laptop at no cost.

Counseling & Wellness

WSU Tri-Cities Counseling & Wellness embraces a holistic wellness approach to student development by removing psychological, emotional, and behavioral barriers to learning and success in a socially just and equitable environment.