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President Cantwell postpones listening sessions

Lucille Stutesman
President Cantwell speaks at WSU Police Chief Dawn Daniels swearing in ceremony.
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LUCILLE STUTESMAN, Evergreen news co-editor • October 16, 2025

WSU presidential listening sessions initially planned to start next week have been postponed until 2026.

President Elizabeth Cantwell said in an email Thursday this was done to “strategically align with the system‑wide redesign effort.”

Cantwell announced the original session dates in August and were set to start Oct. 21.

“I’ll do them at all the campuses, but they will include a lot of students—graduate students, postdocs, undergraduates and student athletes, as well as faculty and staff,” Cantwell said in an April interview.

Cantwell hosted listening sessions at her last university, Utah State.

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Lucille Stutesman
Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen news co-editor
Lucille has been a reporter for five years now, starting early in high school. She’s reported on everything from protests in New York City to car crashes here in Pullman. In her free time, she likes to read, paint and listen to music. Lucille’s a sophomore majoring in multimedia journalism and broadcast news and has been with the Evergreen since September 2024. She’s from Bremerton, but has lived all over the country. She can be reached through Signal at Lucy_Stutesman.89.