Resources for All WSU Campuses
Systemwide Resources
Pullman Family Housing
WSU provides apartment complexes designed for students with children. These complexes offer affordable rent and safe, family-friendly living settings conveniently located on campus.
For more housing information, visit the WSU Housing and Residence Life website.
For more information on housing or rent assistance please visit the Housing Assistance Website.
Housing options
Pullman Childcare
Below are a list of preschools, as well as links to the public schools available in the Pullman area.
Childcares/Preschools
- Building Blocks Child Care
- Community Child Care Center
- Montessori School of Pullman
- Palouse Early Learning Center
- Sunnyside Preschool and Childcare
- WSU Children’s Center
Pullman Public Schools
Additional Childcare Resources
Pullman Food Resources
Below are a list of food resources for Pullman and surrounding areas.
Food banks
Local Food Programs and Resources
Dining and Local Grocery Options
Pullman Farmers Market
Moscow Farmers Market
Palouse Area Thrift Stores
Health Care
Medical and dental insurance plans
Medical and dental plans are available to certain graduate student assistants (GSA) as a benefit. Contact your department or program to determine your eligibility. International students, visit iSHIP. Spouses/partners can enroll in the GSA or iSHIP plan if the student is enrolled in the plan.
Health and Wellness medical clinic services
Washington Recovery Centers
You may also call 1-888-501-9571.
Graduate Student Study Center
- Terrell Library 4/35, open during library hours
- Accessible with your Cougar Card
- Computers, printing, tables and chairs for meetings, white boards, and a wall-mounted TV for practicing presentations
Family, Community & Civic Organizations
Community Action Center
Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse
Provides 24-hour emergency and supportive services to family and sexual violence victims, and their survivors and children.
Jewish Young Adults of the Palouse
The Jewish Young Adults of the Palouse is a burgeoning community that welcomes Jewish adults in their 20s and 30s interested in Jewish tradition, holidays and celebrations, tikkun olam (improving the world), socializing with other Jewish young adults on campus and beyond, and more.
Jewish Community of the Palouse
Palouse Cares
Fund-raising and food drives for the local community.
Rotary Club
Promoting high ethical standards in professional life through service and volunteering.