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WSU Women's Center The Women*s Center, located on the ground floor of Wilson-Short Hall, embodies WSU's commitment to g

This October, we begin a full month of awareness about the most common form of cancer among women: breast cancer.＊In the...
10/07/2026

This October, we begin a full month of awareness about the most common form of cancer among women: breast cancer.

＊In the United States alone, about 1 in 8 women will get invasive breast cancer in their lifetime.
＊Over 380,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer just this year
＊While most common in middle aged women, breast cancer doesn’t discriminate, and it can afflict young women, older women, men.

Let us remember and be grateful for those we know who have been affected by or lost to breast cancer and remember to take preventative action ourselves through regular screenings and self-exams.

This is an annual event for the Women*s Center. All three documentaries examine how women’s bodies and health decisions ...
09/18/2026

This is an annual event for the Women*s Center. All three documentaries examine how women’s bodies and health decisions are shaped - and often undermined - by systems that weren’t designed with them in mind: deceptive clinics, under-researched conditions, and a medical culture that has long dismissed women’s symptoms.

Tuesday, September 22 -
Below the Belt (60 min)

Wednesday, September 23 -
The Janes (1 hour and 41 min)

Thursday, September 24 -
Preconceived (1 hr 20 min)

Explores the challenges people with endometriosis are facing. a must watch for those with pelvic pain and their loved ones.

If you require an accommodation to participate in this event, please click the
“contact” button above to send an email with your request. We encourage you to reach out as early as possible to ensure appropriate arrangements can be made.

Sponsored by the support of these areas:
Women’s Gender, and Sexuality Studies, WSU Pullman Library, School of Molecular Biosciences, Cougar Health Services, School of Biological Sciences, Department of Psychology, Health Education, and Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and Northern Idaho.

Please join the W*C and Spokane Regional Health District over Zoom for Narcan Training and learn where to get free Narca...
09/17/2026

Please join the W*C and Spokane Regional Health District over Zoom for Narcan Training and learn where to get free Narcan on campus and in the community.

Please RSVP using the link on our story pinned in our highlights!!

When: September 25, 2026
Where: ZOOM
Time: 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Get real clarity on birth control, no pamphlets, no Google spirals. Join Sunday Henry, Director of Medical Services, for...
09/15/2026

Get real clarity on birth control, no pamphlets, no Google spirals. Join Sunday Henry, Director of Medical Services, for a hands‑on session where you can see and hold demo samples of pills, IUDs, implants, patches, rings, and more. Bring your questions, leave empowered. 
 
ALL genders are welcome!!

🗓️ When: Wednesday, September 16, 2026

🕐 Time: 12 PM - 2 PM

📍Where: Wilson- Short 8

*If you require an accommodation to participate in this event, please click the “contact” button above to send an email with your request. We encourage you to reach out as early as possible to ensure appropriate arrangements can be made.

Curious about birth control but overwhelmed by the internet? Join us for Birth Control 101with Dr. Sunday Henry to explo...
09/15/2026

Curious about birth control but overwhelmed by the internet? Join us for Birth Control 101
with Dr. Sunday Henry to explore real demo samples, ask anything, and stay informed.

ALL GENDERS ARE WELCOME!!

• Where: Wilson-Short Room 8!
• When: Wednesday, September 16
• Time: 12-2PM

Step right up, Cougs! ✨The Coalition for Women Students is teaming up with Cougs Lead to bring you an unforgettable carn...
04/20/2026

Step right up, Cougs! ✨

The Coalition for Women Students is teaming up with Cougs Lead to bring you an unforgettable carnival experience! 🎉

Join us for:
🎟️ Raffle prizes you won’t want to miss
🍿 Delicious food
🎯 Fun carnival games
🌞 Outdoor activities to enjoy with friends

Come for the vibes, stay for the fun, and leave with amazing memories (and maybe a prize 👀)!

📍 Don’t miss out—grab your friends and we’ll see you there! 💃

**Trigger Warning**In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Week, the Clothesline Project is open this week from 8–5 in CUE ...
04/06/2026

**Trigger Warning**
In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Week, the Clothesline Project is open this week from 8–5 in CUE 302. Each shirt carries a story of strength, survival, and solidarity. Stop by to view the display or create your own shirt to stand with survivors and raise awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Week. We encourage everyone to stop by!

Time: 8AM-5PM
Location: CUE 302

🌟Come study, recharge, and sip on some free caffeine at our Caffeine & Cram night. Bring your friends, settle in, and ma...
03/31/2026

🌟Come study, recharge, and sip on some free caffeine at our Caffeine & Cram night. Bring your friends, settle in, and make some progress together! We will be located at the Women*s Center, Wilson‑Short 8, April 2, from 6 Pm. to 7 PM. ☕️

Laverne Cox is a trailblazing actress and activist whose feminism rooted in transgender rights, racial justice, and the ...
03/28/2026

Laverne Cox is a trailblazing actress and activist whose feminism rooted in transgender rights, racial justice, and the dismantling of rigid gender binaries. She reminds us that we can’t address homophobia or transphobia without confronting patriarchy itself, pushing feminist spaces to be more inclusive and liberatory for all women. As the first openly transgender woman nominated for a Primetime Emmy in acting, the first trans person on the cover of TIME, and a producer amplifying trans stories, she continues to reshape representation and open doors for future generations. ✨

Join us on Friday, April 10th at 6:30 PM as we come together to walk in solidarity, uplift survivor voices, and stand un...
03/24/2026

Join us on Friday, April 10th at 6:30 PM as we come together to walk in solidarity, uplift survivor voices, and stand united in the fight for a safer campus and community. The evening will include a march, as well as speakers, performances, and more all centered on awareness, healing, and empowerment. Whether you come to listen, support, or march, you are welcome here. Your presence helps create change in the WSU/Pullman community!

Take Back the Night is a global movement
dedicated to ending sexual violence in all forms and supporting survivors. It began as a way for individuals, especially women and marginalized communities, to reclaim their right to feel safe in public spaces at night and beyond. Today, it continues as a powerful reminder that no one should have to live in fear.

This event is not just a march, it is a space for awareness, healing, and solidarity. It brings together survivors, allies, and community members to speak out against sexual assault, domestic violence, and harassment while honoring the strength and resilience of those impacted. It is also about challenging the silence and stigma that too often surround these experiences.

We march to remember. We march to support. We march to take back the night.

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Wilson Short Hall
Pullman, WA
99164

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm

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+15093356849

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