For the first year in WSU history, the Martin Luther King Week Committee was consolidated with the National Day of Racial Healing, a day the university started recognizing in 2022. The week of Jan....

With the start of each semester, the Multicultural Greek Council and the 14 multicultural Greek organizations host Greek Week, a weeklong series of event-filled exhibitions showcasing the various affiliated...

The Association for Bangladeshi Students and Scholars on WSU’s Pullman campus is raising awareness about endangered languages and safeguarding native dialects by inviting participants to celebrate International...

“A lot of fiction draws from reality, and so I figured I wanted to tell stories in my own way, and kind of found that through journalism," said senior multimedia journalism major Gabrielle Feliciano. Feliciano’s...

The Pullman Depot Heritage Center, originally built in 1916 as the Northern Pacific Railroad Depot, sits on a prominent flat property in downtown Pullman. “It’s over 100 years old, and there was...

The Native American Student Center hosted a barbecue in the Spark courtyard on Aug. 29, where it introduced a new club on campus: the Alliance of Indigenous Men. Tommy Williams, the center’s retention...

Seventeen WSU students, sixteen of whom studying in the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, finished a three-week study abroad program in Greece June 1.  “Storytelling in Greece – Murrow...

Artisans at the Dahmen Barn are taking locals on a Culinary Tour of the Palouse from April–September in a series of courses taught by regional chefs. Sponsored by the State of Washington’s tourism...

Blues, pinks, yellows, greens and oranges dyed Sunnyside Park, where the Indian Students’ Association organized the Festival of Colors, Holi, on April 7 this year. ISA vice president Meghana Mendon...

It began with a roll call. The 5 p.m. Grand Entry of the 46th annual Pah-Loots-Puu Powwow started with MC Toby Patrick announcing a drum roll call. As he called out their names one by one, each group...

Swadheen Swaraj Bhowal started his college journey in 2018, coming to WSU from India and entering the United States for the first time in his life. He felt homesick and immediately experienced some culture...

Diamond E.B. Porter, game designer and WSU College of Arts and Science assistant professor, creates digital media that represents Black culture, something she never had growing up. Porter centers her...