Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour

January 27, 7:00 PM

CUB Auditorium

Presenting Partners Rab, Banff & Lake Louise Tourism

Brought to you by Washington State University Outdoor Recreation Center

The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival highlights the many aspects of mountain culture throughout the world. The showing at WSU will be comprised of several films varying in lengths from two minutes to full-length feature film productions. The majority of films feature stunning cinematography of adventure-based activities such as skiing, climbing, kayaking, base jumping, mountain biking, and more, to highlight the nuances of civilization, and shed light on areas less traveled.

Purchase your tickets online by Sunday, January 25 at 11:55 p.m. for early bird pricing, $7/$15 (WSU students and UREC members/non-UREC member). After this time, tickets are $12/$20. Remaining tickets will be sold onsite beginning at 6:00pm.

The show starts at 7:00pm and theater doors open at 6:30pm. Please arrive at the CUB Auditorium at least 20 minutes prior to showtime to pick up your ticket. There will be no refunds for purchased tickets. 

Purchase tickets here!

Contact

Jonathan Stahl | jmstahl@wsu.edu 

Ticket Prices:

Early Bird: $7/$15 (UREC Member/Non-UREC Member). 

Regular: $12/$20 (UREC Member/Non-UREC Member)

University Recreation is celebrating 25 years of the Student Recreation Center on the WSU Pullman campus! Before 2001, UREC was located in the CUB and known as "Activities and Recreation Sports." We're looking back at a rich history of Cougs being active over the last 25 years, and beyond.

Watch the throwback video from the SRC's 10th anniversary.

Support UREC

• UREC for All: Helps WSU Pullman students access UREC programs by covering fees for courses, classes and activities, ensuring every Coug can participate regardless of financial barriers.
• UREC Development Fund: Provides flexible resources to maintain facilities, support student staff, and create innovative programs that promote health and well-being for Cougs.
• Chris Tapfer ORC Student Employee Development Fund: Supports training, travel, and experiences that prepare ORC student employees for success beyond WSU.

1980s

The Fieldhouse Annex is built and is the first student-funded recreation center on campus.

1996

The idea for the Student Recreation Center first surfaced as a student priority in spring 1996, when ASWSU President-Elect Matt Caires introduced the concept to WSU students and administrators. Later that fall, at Caires’s request, President Sam Smith convened a task force to evaluate the feasibility of such a facility.

1997

The Student Recreation Facility Task Force partnered with Brailsford and Dunlavey to assess feasibility, conduct surveys, and gather student input, which showed strong support for a recreation center funded by a $100 per semester fee. Following a successful campus referendum and Board of Regents approval in 1997, planning began immediately, leading to the formation of the University Recreation Board of Directors to oversee policies and ensure inclusive programming.

2001

The Student Recreation Center opened on January 16, 2001. It was a $39 million, 160,000-square-foot facility on North Fairway Drive, will feature a state-of-the-art fitness center, indoor track, multiple courts, pools, wellness spaces, and areas for socializing and dining.

The UREC advisory board is founded, ensuring student oversight in decision-making. 

2003

An outdoor basketball court and sand volleyball court are added behind the SRC, fondly known as the "SRC Backyard."

2004

The challenge course is added behind the SRC.

2008

SRC celebrates its five millionth user.

2015

SRC celebrates its ten millionth user.