WSU’s Waterworld exhibit drew 1.5 million visitors at Expo ‘74

Washington State University's pavilion at Expo '74 in Spokane showcased the importance of water, fitting for the first environment-themed World's Fair located by the Spokane River. The exhibit, named Waterworld, featured a waterbell fountain and a model illustrating the life cycle of water. WSU students were hired as hosts, engaging with visitors and maintaining the exhibits. The pavilion attracted 1.5 to 1.6 million visitors during the fair. WSU also co-sponsored an environmental symposium and provided PR support for Expo '74. Former student hosts fondly remember their experiences and the camaraderie among participants from around the world, highlighting it as a proud moment for WSU.

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