A sense of community
Pullman isn’t just a great place to learn. It’s a great place to live. In this small, friendly college town, people go the extra distance to help one another. Most people here get to know their neighbors and discover that they’re downright, well…neighborly.
The campus welcomes residents from all 50 states and nearly 85 countries. Use the Housing Guide to identify your top choices among the campus residences.
Residence halls
If you’re a single undergraduate freshman AND you’re under 20, you’re likely to spend your first academic year living in one of 18 on-campus residence halls. Unlike the bare-bones dorms of previous generations, the halls offer plenty of amenities, as well as living-learning communities that help you learn better and earn higher grades right from the start. If you’re an upperclassman or graduate student, the University also offers convenient, quiet residence halls for students like you.
Fraternities and sororities
Alternatively, as a single undergraduate freshmen under 20 you may choose to live in a fraternity or sorority that’s officially recognized by the University. Many students live in Greek houses for the duration of their undergraduate years.
Apartments
The university dedicates 3 single-student apartment complexes to older students and another 6 complexes to graduate students and students with families.
Living in town
You’ll find many high-quality, affordable housing options in Pullman and the surrounding communities.
Housing at the regional campuses
What’s on the menu?
Campus dining centers serve favorites like pizza as well as international cuisine, healthy entrees, vegetarian and vegan items, and more.
Want to splurge and eat out? You'll find a variety of restaurants on campus and nearby.
