Visual Communication photo essays
Moving from Los Angeles to Pullman for college proved the value of a close-knit community. Small towns are just different, and our WSU community is the center of so many … Continue readingFood and Friendship at Hillside Cafe
By: Rachel De Angelis If there is one part of WSU that makes me feel at home, it would be the Bryan Clock Tower. The Bryan Clocktower was built in … Continue readingThe Place That I Call Home
Explore the trails and outdoor areas of Pullman. … Continue readingThe Public Trails of Pullman
For my final project, I decided to visit the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center on campus at WSU. Named after the former WSU president, one of the most unique and … Continue readingThe Deep Roots of the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center
This project revolves around my time and experience of living in my fraternity these past two years. I had moved in here at the beginning of my sophomore year during … Continue readingMTV Cribs – Pullman Edition
By: Dakota Cruz It’s been quite the journey for me at Washington State University. Out of all the things I am thankful for, I take pride in the places here … Continue readingLet’s take a stroll through WSU
my goal in this photo essay is to show you what that is, and why movie theaters are still important to so many people. … Continue readingPullmans Cinema. The Escape from Reality
Day to Night at Kappa Delta takes you through a day in the life of some of the members of the Kappa Delta Sorority house at Washington State University. As … Continue readingDay to Night at Kappa Delta
If you were to ask me what I was most excited about being a college freshman, I would tell you living in the dorms. Without a doubt, this was something … Continue readingWashington State University Residence Hall Disparities
Dividing downtown Pullman and the Washington State University campus is the Missouri River. Creating a melting pot of interaction between young college students and common residents in the Pullman Community. … Continue readingPullman’s Missouri River and Resident Interaction