Facilities Modernization

Washington State University will name the welcome center at the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture’s Schweitzer Engineering Hall the Diane Coughlin Welcome Center.

The WSU community gathered on the Pullman campus to break ground on a new state-of-the-art educational building.

Schweitzer Engineering Hall is the first step in revamping the WSU engineering and design district to better meet students’ needs.

The $1.5 million gift will support construction of the Schwetizer Engineering Hall on the Pullman campus.

Spring 2023 update on Voiland College’s facilities modernization. Schweitzer Engineering Hall is the first step in revamping Washington State University’s engineering and design precinct.

The university joined representatives from The Boeing Company yesterday to celebrate the latest in a series of investments in WSU’s land-grant mission made by the aerospace and technology leader.

The Boeing Company invests $5 million to establish a new student success center in the Voiland College.

Throughout September and October, Voiland College engaged with students, employees, alumni, industry leaders, and the community to solicit input to help WSU shape how the new Schweitzer Engineering Hall will support generations of future problem solvers.

Please provide your thoughts to help WSU shape how Schweitzer Engineering Hall will support generations of future problem solvers. Survey ends October 12, 2022.

Edmund and Beatriz Schweitzer and SEL invest a record-setting $20 million in WSU student success.