Aklima Kahanam (left) and Aleya Akter (right), present a letter regarding sweatshops and working conditions in Bangladesh at WSU President Elson S. Floyd’s office, Monday, April 1.
- December 5WSU Board of Regents hopes to announce new WSU President early next year
- November 7WSU Chief of Police Gary Jenkins retires, Assistant Chief Dawn Daniels promoted to chief
- October 31WSU Voting Hub to be set up
- October 16Demonstration held in Pullman ahead of ceasefire resolution listening session
- October 7Freight truck collides with Owen Library pedestrian bridge
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