On Nov. 2, high school student musicians from across the region will spend the day working with WSU Music faculty on selections.
On Nov. 3, attend this free performance featuring WSU band students.
General registration for Spring 2025 classes opens on Nov. 4 in Student eServices.
General registration for Summer 2025 classes opens on Nov. 4 in Student eServices.
General registration for Winter Session 2024-2025 classes opens on Nov. 4 in Student eServices.
Nov. 4 is the first day when students graduating during the Spring 2025 or Summer 2025 terms may apply for graduation online.
Nov. 5 is General Election Day. No university activities will be scheduled after 6pm.
Enjoy tea in the library on Nov. 5 from 11am-1:30pm.
On Nov. 5, use code DOUGH when ordering from Toppers Pizza to help support our on-campus food shelf, the Warrior Cupboard.
On Nov. 5, order from Qdoba to help support our on-campus food shelf, the Warrior Cupboard.
On Nov. 6, join us to learn about finance and accounting at Kwik Trip while enjoying lunch!
On Nov. 6, stop by the Fire Feature Patio for free marshmallow goodness (weather-permitting).
On Nov. 6, join us at 7pm in the Kryzsko Ballroom for a movie night to watch "Twisters." There will also be free popcorn and drinks.
On Nov. 7, come to the Engagement Center at 2pm to learn tips for success at the upcoming Business Career & Internship Fair.
On Nov. 7, enjoy a free concert featuring American Indian music by Lyz Jaakola.
No classes will be held and offices will be closed due to the Veterans Day holiday on Nov. 11.
On Nov. 11, the WSU Design Program invites you to come learn how to make stickers, take them home, or use them for the Laser Workshop that will follow.
On Nov. 11, the WSU Design Program invites you to learn how to use a laser cutter/engraver. You may use your sticker design if you attended the previous workshop.
Enjoy tea in the library on Nov. 12 from 11am-1:30pm.
On Nov. 12, come see Saturn, the Moon, and other astronomical objects through the Geoscience Department’s telescopes at the Observatory on the roof of Minné Hall.
If you have a hidden talent like singing, dancing, or spoken poetry, join us for Open Mic Night on Nov. 12 at the Zane’s Stage for an opportunity to get on stage.
On Nov. 12, enjoy a free performance by guest pianist Clare Longendyke.
On Nov. 13, join us to learn about information technology at Kwik Trip while enjoying lunch!
On Nov. 13, stop by the Fire Feature Patio for free marshmallow goodness (weather-permitting).
Join us on Nov. 14 for the College of Business Career & Internship Fai, which will host about 40 employers from various non-profit, government, and for-profit employers.
Join the SHRM Club on Nov. 14 to learn more about the world of human resources from an HR guest speaker with more than 20 years' experience in the field.
On Nov. 15, join us for our last Kryzsko After Dark of the semester. We’ll be hosting a drag show, bingo, trivia, craft, karaoke, and free Panda Express!
On Nov. 16, attend this free performance featuring WSU choir students.
Nov. 18-22 is International Education Week, which celebrates the benefits of U.S. students and teachers developing global skills through international education and exchange worldwide.
In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the Maxwell Lobby to learn more about studying abroad.
