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Founded in 1890, Washington State University as one of the oldest land-grant universities in the American West, Washington State University is a public research university in Pullman, Washington offering programs in a wide range of fields. it is the second largest institution of higher learning in Washington State.

The university Pullman campus is known for its open spaces, wonderful views, old conifer trees and a charming, old-fashioned buildings made of red brick and basalt, originally found on site.

The university is nestled among the rolling hills of rural eastern Washington.

It has developed close relationship with the town, the region, and the surrounding landscape. The university also has a number of campuses across Washington State and has launched an Internet-based Global Campus. which includes an online degree program.

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