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Promotional flyer for a library event. On the right is a head-and-shoulders portrait photo of a person wearing a crimson WSU jacket outdoors. On the right, text announces an event honoring Dr. Ryan Booth, Assistant Professor in the Department of History, at the 2026 Library Excellence Award Presentation. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, May 6, at 2 p.m. in the Terrell Library Atrium, with refreshments served.
A promotional graphic showing four wheeled classroom chairs, each set against a different vertical color panel (teal, orange, red, and green). Large text reads “Help Us Choose!” with a smaller subtitle, “New Furniture for Cougar Commons,” and a WSU Libraries logo appears in the top right.
This image is a collage promoting Cougar Commons at Washington State University Libraries. It shows multiple interior photos of a large, open library study area with rows of desks, computer workstations, bookshelves, and overhead fluorescent lighting. Visible signage reads “Cougar Commons,” and branding elements include WSU Libraries, the #CougsGive campaign logo, and the date April 15. The design uses WSU’s crimson color blocks to frame the photos, emphasizing the library space as a shared, student-focused study and learning environment.
The compound word CougsGive, in lowercase and in a grey-colored stylized font. The "v" in give is a crimson heart.
“Puppy Love in the Commons” event flyer with a cute puppy photo. Text reads: Puppy Love in the Commons! Wednesday, April 15th from 11am to 1 pm. Brought to the WSU community by Cougar Commons
Promotional poster for the Fifth Annual WSU Libraries Edible Book Festival to take place on April 17, 2026. Large text reads ‘Enter Today!’ alongside photos of three edible book entries—a purple grape and fig dessert titled ‘The Color Purple,’ a berry-themed dish called ‘Berry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Scone,’ and donut-based treats labeled ‘The Dirty Dozen.’ The WSU Libraries logo appears at the top.
Text: La Causa: Labor Activism in the Yakima Valley in the 1960s and 1970s. A display of images selected from the Irwin Nash Photograph Collection, shared in recognition of National Farm Worker Awareness Week. Curated in cooperation with the WSU College Assistant Migrant Program.
Photograph of Billy Frank Jr spearing a fish on a boat - the photo has a blue tint. Text: March 9th, Billy Frank Jr. Day
A spacious library study area with large floor‑to‑ceiling windows overlooking other WSU campus buildings. The room has patterned carpet in shades of gray and crimson, several upholstered chairs arranged in small groups, and a row of seating along the windows. A few people sit at tables on the right side of the room. Two large columns are positioned near the center of the space.
A digital event poster titled “As Long as A Writer is Read, They’re Alive” in large blue and orange text. Beneath the title, the poster announces an event honoring fallen Ukrainian poets on the 4th anniversary of Russia’s full‑scale invasion, with opening remarks by Dr Colin Cross, a WSU Honors College professor. The details list the date, February 24th, 2026, from 1:30 to 2:30 pm, followed by refreshments in the Terrell Library Atrium. The left side of the poster features a vertical collage of monochrome photographs depicting people reading, writing, or holding books. The WSU Libraries logo appears in the upper right corner on a gray background.
Three red hearts on a background of light gray leaves. Text: Come make a letterpress valentine at the libraries' historic letterpress printer. Thursday, February 12th from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM. @Terrell Library Atrium.
ASCC Tutoring: homework help, concept mastery, exam prep, course tips and tricks. Faculty-recommended peer tutors, lots of scheduling options, and multiple locations (Cougar Commons, Terrell Library, Stephenson Study Lounge, Streit-Perham Study Lounge, and the ASCC office in Lighty 160). There is a QR code in the image, but the URL is provided in the post.
A group of students form three lines and practice their swing dance moves on the terrazzo floor of WSU's Terrell Library
Image: Black and white portraits of seven men, some in military uniform. Text: The Fallen Cougars: WSU During WWII
Dark forest background. Picture of a guy with curly brown hair. Text: Everybody Reads. Meet Travis Baldtree, author of Legends & Lattes. Wednesday, November 5th at 4pm in WSU's Terrell Library. www.everybody-reads.org
A stylized American flag background. Text reads: The US Constitution Out Loud: A Public Reading. WSU Libraries
A cropped portion of the Virginia and Vanessa mural, celebrating the creative lives and lasting influence of Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell.
Text: Brought to you by the WSU Press, now part of the WSU Libraries: Meet Bruce Ramsey, author of the new book, Seattle in the Great Depression: A History of Business, Labor, and Politics Drawn from Local Chronicles - he will be speaking at Third Place Books (Lake Forest Park) on Thursday, June 26th at 7pm.
Text: Celebrate Cougs Give on April 16th. 15 Cougs. $25,000 unlocked. Every gift counts—and today, 15 of them can unlock $25,000 for the MASC Development Fund! The Libraries are at the center of innovation at WSU. Please consider giving today by visiting: https://cougsgive.wsu.edu/giving-day/95878/donate
Crimson Reads 2025: "Resilience in Writing", a panel discussion featuring WSU authors. Here are the key details: Date and Time: Thursday, March 27th, from 2-4pm Location: Terrell Library Atrium Panel Discussion Topics: Inspiration Overcoming Writer's Block: Things I Wish I Had Known Panelists: Grant Maierhofer: WSU Teaching Assistant Professor, Department of English K.D. Prince: WSU Student and Local Author Eugene Smelyansky: WSU Professor, Department of History Additional Information: Refreshments will be served The event will be livestreamed at www.youtube.com/live/IOxTZFY5e8l This event is part of Crimson Reads 2025, an annual celebration of WSU authors.
Text: Josh Conver hosts the show "From the Stacks" on KZUU radio which features music form the nearly 10,000 recordings in the WSU Libraries music collection. Tune in Wednesdays from 11am-1pm Images: photo of Josh. Stylized KZUU logo
Text: Language of Testimony - Readings from "A Ukrainian Dictionary of War" on the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Background is yellow, with a copy of the book cover.