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Dedicated March 31st, 1989. Built at a cost of $3,500,500 from the restored/converted Animal Science Beef (also known as Beef Cattle) Barn, which was built in 1925. It was named for Jack and Ann Lewis, who pledged $1,000,000 towards the facility in 1984.

Washington State University Libraries, located in Pullman, WA, serves as a comprehensive resource for students, faculty, and community members, offering a wide range of services including research assistance, interlibrary loans, and special collections. The libraries encompass multiple locations, including the Holland Terrell Library, Owen Science and Engineering Library, and the Kemble Stout Music Listening Library, each dedicated to supporting diverse academic needs. With a commitment to accessibility and community engagement, WSU Libraries provide various resources tailored for different user groups, including campus students and faculty. Their extensive digital and physical collections, along with expert librarians, facilitate a rich research environment conducive to learning and scholarship. Generated from the website

The PACCAR Building located on the Washington State University campus in Pullman WA serves as a hub for engineering education and innovation. This state-of-the-art facility is designed to foster collaboration among students and faculty featuring modern classrooms laboratories and research spaces. The building reflects the university's commitment to advancing technology and preparing students for careers in the engineering field. Generated from this place's information