Nice compact stadium with great sight lines from every part of the stadium. clean restrooms,…read morefriendly staff and very cheap concessions for food! Downside is that stadium lacks sufficient entrances & exits (not good if emergency) also parking is a hike and not well signed. Football tix quite inexpensive on StubHub

my first time visiting martin stadium last weekend for the first game of the season and wow we…read moreloved everything about it and can't wait to go back for another game, go cougs!

This is the home of WSU Cougar baseball. The field is completely made of artificial turf including…read morethe base paths, home plate area, and the mound. Not particularly my favorite as I prefer grass and dirt. I suppose there is substantial cost savings having this setup though. There is plenty of general seating and those are metal bleachers with individual rubber pads. They're actually pretty comfy compared to the plain bleacher. Concessions are about what you would expect at a ballpark of this size. Not a large facility but enough for this size crowd. They sell burgers, hot dogs, pretzels, candy and soda plus some other items. Pricing is a bit on the high side, even for a ballpark. Bathrooms are where they are lacking a bit. Small quarters and not well kept up. One toilet overflowing and water not working at one of the sinks. The paper towel dispenser is the old lever style and it wasn't working. Staff had just put a roll on top of it for use. Parking (Yellow lot) is conveniently located across the street from the entrance. On the weekend you can park in it for free. Weekdays you have to pay for parking. That can be done at the pay station located at the entrance. Overall it is always a good experience to come watch a coug game here.

I didn't know this was actually called Beasley Coliseum until driving up into the arena which sits…read moreat an intersection behind some lovely foliage near the campus of Washington State University. The cougars led by Tony Bennett have been quite successful over the past 1+ year in the Pac 10. Are they great? Well, better... (the lost last night to Arizona doesn't help things I'm afraid) As for the arena. It's a nice place to watch a college hoops game. Especially since the team is better than it's been in a long time it can get quite rowdy. The PA is a little dated along with the scoreboards, but then again I went to watch a ballgame, and not stare at the scoreboard. Of all the fans in the PAC 10 the Pullman people are defiantly the most cordial (ASU being the worst, in terms of spirit and class, or lack thereof...)

An amazing court for Cougar basketball. When you're hear you can feel everyone's love for the Cougsread more

Love visiting the WSU campus organic farm's Friday produce stand. Wish they could be open all year…read more If you subscribe to their newsletter or follow them on Facebook, you'll get the list of everything that will be available that week. We always pick what to purchase when we arrive but plenty of people seem to pre-order on the website. My favorite time is when they have a good variety of (heirloom) tomatoes available. I notice more cars in their lot during pumpkin season so it seems like their pumpkin patch is quite popular. Nice bonus: They accept (and even prefer??) card payments. The UI farm stand was cash only the couple times we visited so I was happy to see that the WSU stand accepts cards.

Alright so I am a senior Coug, so keep in mind I'm not an overly enthusiastic freshman with rose…read morecolored glasses. I give my personal experience a 5/5 because of the love I have for the University and what I've gained from my time as a student so far. But this review does include criticisms and acknowledgements of what I think highschool seniors thinking about WSU should evaluate for themselves. Here's my run-down of WSU: (4/5)Dorms: DO YOUR RESEARCH! Some dorms (Rogers, Streit-Perham and Stephenson) are all freshman dorms and will likely be a toss up: either the best or worst depending on your personality. They are cheaper and have a more fun atmosphere, but theft and mischief are real.Honestly, I recommend the male only and female only halls. Medium community and medium quality. The newer halls are great quality, usually poor community. Rich kids, mostly. (3/5)Food: Not bad. Could be better. Find your favorites and just eat them. Fill the gaps with Walmart food. (4.5/5)Facilities: Clean, state of the art, in most places. All of the main building are pretty great! I spend a lot of time studying on campus and have 10+ options of places to go. The Rec (gym is amazing! Make sure to go!) I've always liked mine, but some of the science buildings are older. (4.5/5)Education: Mine was great (I am in the com and bus colleges). Professors are all pretty wonderful, with a few exceptions. But some peoples' educations were just okay. I would go into more detail but I don't know enough about the other colleges at the University. One negative is that 90% of my classes have been lectures of 100 or more people. (5/5)Transportation: ACTUALLY AMAZING. Learn the bus schedule and use it. Sometimes it can be a bit of a longer wait or packed on the bus. But it's easy to get around most of the time. (4/5)WSU Community: pretty great, depending on your personality. It gets wild in a few areas. I do not recommend Greek Row at night for more reserved folks, but you'll always be safe. The Greek system can get pretty annoying and pervasive. You'll see Greek letters everywhere, but you get used to it and you don't need to join a frat or sorority to make friends. But if you hate everything about the Greek system and don't want to be around it, you'll have a hard time. It's not hard to make friends and loads of clubs to join. If you try to find friends, you will usually be able to make them. Everyone is fairly nice. The type of people who you can ask for directions or get random compliments from. Football season can be crazy, so traveling around the stadium is gonna be difficult. It's not for everyone, but 85% of people who go here wanting to like WSU, probably will. (3.5/5)Pullman: A good, solid college town. Cheap, small and friendly. The locals are great and put up with a lot of student bullshit. You do get your four seasons. But I hope you like amazon, because you can't shop a lot in the city, including clothing! It's certainly livable, but not a big city. If you're in a major that requires internships, that's something to keep in mind because you will likely have to move and try to get credits for a big internship.

Thank you for developing the Cosmic Crisp apple my new favorite, hat's off to you geniuses. :0)read more

Great center and great sounds and lights. But staff and crew are very unprofessional to performers…read moreand rude. Kinda ruined the bball game.... Would come back tho....!

Daggy Hall is home to the Wadleigh and Jones Theatres, along with the theater and the speech and…read morehearing departments. STAGE, the student theater production group, also calls Daggy home! Wadleigh is a small theatre that I estimate to seat about 150 (but don't quote me on that!). Most of the shows I've seen in Wadleigh have been the WSU Nuthouse Improv Comedy shows. The layout allows for an interactive, intimate show. The Jones Theatre has more of a stage-audience distinction. This one seats about 400 comfortably. What's nice is that the aisles are wide enough that you aren't mugging the person you are attempting to pass. The shows I've seen in this theatre are more plays and music concerts. I actually recently saw Baxter Black there. A cowboy poet with humor who led a very conversational and congenial performance! Daggy's a neat building though. In the afternoons you can often hear the STAGE people messing around and it's pretty fun to listen to!

Went to Merry Cellars for my first ever wine tasting and it was spectacular! Every single employee…read morewent above and beyond with their service! I loved the fun and friendly vibes will 100% be coming back! Shoutout to Chelsea and Natalie the best ladies ever!

This place was off the beaten path, but well worth the effort! Plus it's a WSU owned business!…read more Double win for me!!! Cozy little winery, I recommend a wine tasting. If you buy a bottle the wine tasting fee is waived! Went home with a red and a white! Can't wait to go back and support them again!

All previous reviews of the CUB are good. This went in my sophomore year or at least was finally…read moreopened. The building had all sorts of new eco friendly materials. 30% of the building was from the previous student building union or so they say. Just looked at the website: "The CUB incorporates several new, green-friendly features including water saving flush valves, efficient radiant heating and cooling, and extensive recycling facilities. Additionally, the building structure includes recycled construction material from the 2008 CUB rennovation. During construction, over 90% of the building materials were recycled. Over 11 million pounds of debris removed from the CUB during the renovation avoided the Whitman County Landfill" It was a transition with student organizations moving in but eventually things settled down. Lots of areas for presentations, group events, just just a place to hang and study. The Bookie (campus bookstore) is located here for your needs. Clothing can be purchased. Food bought. Downstairs they have a few bank branches. Even a nice Kinkos style copy and mail room, Cougar Copies. Lots of guest speakers will use the ballrooms for events. Greek life will rent them out also. Nice view of Martin Stadium from the upper floors. I do enjoy how the building is built into the ground with a ton of natural light.

Kids these days have it made! The transformation from the old CUB to the new is nothing short if…read morejaw dropping! I will always miss the Lair, but the amount of space that student groups received was a huge upgrade. The common areas are awesome to have meetings in or just hang out and having lots of dining options as well as the Bookie right there make it very convenient.