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There are over 200 clubs on campus. There is something for everyone to join. It is really hard to feel left out.

Although Pullman is described as being in the middle of nowhere, it's culture is more than satisfying for the students that live here. Football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, etc., are all entertainment options. Also, there are numerous intramural sporting opportunities for students who want to participate on varying levels of competition. The recreation center allows for biking, indoor soccer, indoor track running, basketball, swimming and more. The Student Entertainment Board continually offers events for students to attend such as the playing of movies that have yet to be released on DVD and Up All Night events with everything from henna tattooing, dancing, comedy and give-aways. I personally have been involved with one of the many churches, the local community center, the in city music productions and Zeppoz bowling. I will say it is nice to get out of Pullman every once in awhile, but for its isolation, WSU does a good job of supplementing a culture.

Football is the big thing on campus. So big, that if you have to work in one of the near labs on a football day, they tell you to park elsewhere so that they can make money. To learn about frats and sororities, please see my first response to "big picture" P.S. Everything on a Saturday night in Pullman, involves drinking.

Great social life if you like to party and meet new people. Great part atmosphere and for the most par tif you dont mouth off you will get along with most peoples

Most social activities are in Idaho- 6 miles away. Pullman is not too progressive.

In the dorms students tend to be very social. They leave their doors open, stop by and say hi, and even chat in the bathrooms. I lived in a co-ed dorm and my floor was co-ed as well. I loved having guys on my floor because girls, well we just tend to get bitchy to each other. There are mostly night owls in the dorms, but I had to wake up at 5:30 for work and people are respectful of that. It isnt too hard to sleep or too loud, except occassionally on Friday nights when everyone is coming home.

School is very involved with activities. Several Up All Nights go on throughout the semester to let students come out for some fun. There are concerts throughout the year as well.

I'm not very socially involved in the university lifestyle. I live off-campus in Moscow, and I'm 26 so the typical party lifestyle has already come and gone for me.

Thursday is the new Friday night. Even Tuesdays can be cracking if you're going to Greek social events or parties on campus. The bars all have daily promotions, but Thursday is the big night no matter where you are, whether downtown, at a house party, or on Greek Row.

Sports, drinking ... did I forget anything? Nope, that's it.