Since the creation of the Chicanx Latinx Student Center (CLSC) in the early 1970’s the core mission has been to promote self-determination for Chicanx Latinx Students at Washington State University; this core mission has continued to be refined and shaped into what the center is today.

Originally created in 1936 by Randall Johnson, the Cougar Head remains a unique and distinguished part of the WSU identity.

WSU CHILASTAL . The Chicanx/Latinx Student Alliance at WSU aims to serve as an umbrella organization comprised of student representatives from all active Chicanx/Latinx student organizations.

If you’ve previously had couples counseling appointments with your partner and you are both still currently enrolled WSU Pullman students, you can call 509-335-4511 to see if your counselor has availability for resuming couples counseling.

Originally created in 1936 by Randall Johnson, the Cougar Head remains a unique and distinguished part of the WSU identity.

Originally created in 1936 by Randall Johnson, the Cougar Head remains a unique and distinguished part of the WSU identity. © Washington State University 2019 Access

Originally created in 1936 by Randall Johnson, the Cougar Head remains a unique and distinguished part of the WSU identity.

WSU CAMPUS RESOURCES. Cougar Health Services, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Call 509-335-4511 during business hours, or 509-335-2159 after hours. WSU Campus Police 509-335-8548. COMMUNITY RESOURCES. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Press 1 for veteran’s services or send a text to 838255. En Español 1 ...

Originally created in 1936 by Randall Johnson, the Cougar Head remains a unique and distinguished part of the WSU identity. © Washington State University 2019 Access

Originally created in 1936 by Randall Johnson, the Cougar Head remains a unique and distinguished part of the WSU identity. © Washington State University 2019 Access