WSU Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture

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The colors are changing around WSU Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture! Which of our college buildings looks...
10/02/2026

The colors are changing around WSU Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture! Which of our college buildings looks best surrounded by fall colors?

It’s to the 1920’s with WSU Pullman students sitting in an engineering class. What is/was your favorite WSU Voiland Co...
10/01/2026

It’s to the 1920’s with WSU Pullman students sitting in an engineering class. What is/was your favorite WSU Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture class? 📸: The MASC 🐾

Join us for the 2026 Ensor Lectureship - Catalysis featuring Alexis T. Bell, Chancellor’s Professor Emeritus at the Univ...
09/30/2026

Join us for the 2026 Ensor Lectureship - Catalysis featuring Alexis T. Bell, Chancellor’s Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Berkeley
UC Berkeley.

Topic: Illustrations of how knowledge of catalyst composition, structure, and microenvironment leads to understanding catalyst activity, selectivity, and stability

All are welcome to attend this engaging opportunity to learn from a leading expert in catalysis!

09/29/2026

WSU Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture Cougs, get ready for the Fall 2026 Career Expo and Technical Fair with events on Oct 5 & 6! Register on Handshake.

Audio description version at link in bio

The next time you’re at a Washington State Football game, watch for featured twirler, Charli Dixon! She’s a senior WSU ...
09/26/2026

The next time you’re at a Washington State Football game, watch for featured twirler, Charli Dixon! She’s a senior WSU Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture Electrical Engineering student.

Why did you choose the Voiland College?

"When applying for schools, I looked for good engineering programs at schools that had baton twirlers. Voiland seemed like the best choice for the route of study I wanted to pursue, which was power engineering. I was lucky that WSU also happened to have an opening for the Feature Twirler position at the time. A big plus for Voiland is the proximity to Schweitzer Engineering, which allows for so many advantages for students."

Why Electrical Engineering?

My dad is an electrician, so growing up I had toys that were centered around electrical concepts/engineering. Snap Circuits were a lot of fun. Electrical engineering has continued to interest me throughout my time studying it.

What do you want to do with your degree?

I want to work in public utilities. Especially with the growth of this field, I think that working in utilities would be fulfilling.

How do you balance classes & twirling?

It can be difficult. I have to outline a clear schedule for studying and getting work done so it doesn’t interfere with twirling. During the fall semester, I seldom get free time, but I really enjoy school and band, so it never really is too much.

What reactions have you had when people find out the feature twirler is also an electrical engineering major?

I usually get a surprised/shocked reaction at first, then a comment about how difficult my major is and how smart I must be. I know a handful of twirlers around the nation who study engineering, but I guess it’s not what most people expect when they see a baton twirler.

Charli, great work representing WSU Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture & WSU Pullman!

09/26/2026

From forging an ancient sword to exploring gemstones, crystals, and the science behind materials, WSU’s Material Advantage Club is where hands-on learning meets materials engineering!

Discover how Cougs are experimenting, analyzing, and exploring the fascinating world of materials at the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture!

Congrats to Anjan Bose, Regents Professor, School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, for his election to the ...
09/25/2026

Congrats to Anjan Bose, Regents Professor, School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, for his election to the Royal Academy of Engineering.

A message from Dean Pande "Please join me in congratulating Anjan Bose on his election to the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng). It is a truly outstanding and well-deserved recognition.

Anjan’s pioneering contributions to power systems engineering and his extraordinary record of leadership have had a profound impact on the field. This prestigious international honor is a wonderful recognition of his accomplishments and the global reach of his work.

We are incredibly proud to have Anjan as a colleague and as a distinguished member of the WSU Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture.

Congratulations, Anjan, on this remarkable achievement!"

Today, we welcomed Kaushik Roy for the 2026 Lanning Distinguished Lecture. Visiting from Purdue University, a packed roo...
09/25/2026

Today, we welcomed Kaushik Roy for the 2026 Lanning Distinguished Lecture. Visiting from Purdue University, a packed room in Schweitzer Engineering Hall heard his talk about brain-inspired computing.

09/24/2026

Meet Cole Wilson, a Washington State University computer science major taking his passion for coding to new heights!

From serving as president of Palouse RoboSub and an officer in the Cybersecurity Group to working as a programmer for Wazzu Racing, Cole is making the most of his time at the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture.

In this video spotlight, Cole shares his experience as an intern at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the opportunities that have shaped his journey at WSU.

Check out the link in the comments to learn more about Cole and his incredible experiences at WSU!

What can a water sample teach you?At Washington State University, environmental engineering students get hands-on experi...
09/23/2026

What can a water sample teach you?

At Washington State University, environmental engineering students get hands-on experience testing water quality and measuring alkalinity and hardness: key indicators that help us understand the health of our water and how it interacts with the infrastructure we rely on every day.

From real samples to real data, students are learning how to protect natural resources and design smarter, more resilient systems.

Discover Environmental Engineering at WSU.

Link in the comments.

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