The Wenatchee Valley Erratics Chapter of the Ice Age Floods Institute held a virtual seminar Tuesday night on the formation of Yellowstone Country. The "Geology of Yellowstone Country" seminar was held...

As the self-proclaimed “Heart of the Arts” on the Palouse, the Moscow community is devoted to supporting local artists. The City of Moscow and Moscow Arts Commission will host its next artwalk event...

The North Idaho Pride Alliance is partnering with local performing arts group Drawn Together Arts to put on a Valentine’s Day cabaret this weekend in downtown Coeur d’Alene. Jessica Mahuron, North...

The Humane Society of the Palouse is gearing up for their annual Soup & Pie fundraiser at the end of February, which helps provide care to homeless companion animals within the community. Public...

STAGE Student Theatre and Nuthouse Improv Comedy presented their last night of improv for the fall semester on Nov. 12 in the Compton Union Building. WSU students Madeline Frey, Ethan Simental and...

Dear incoming students, I know this can be a particularly challenging time in your life. You’re living on your own for (probably) the first time, and you just survived a global pandemic. Pat yourself...

ASWSU wants to support students' mental health as they transition back to an in-person experience. ASWSU is WSU's student government body, similar to those seen in high schools, ASWSU President Brian...

A team from Disability Action Center Northwest, located in Moscow, will compete in a nationwide virtual game of Jeopardy.  The competition will be held at 11 a.m. today virtually, executive director...

WSU’s Horticulture Club was founded at the same time as the university in 1890 and has been a growing club since then.  The club meets once a week and gives students opportunities to get work experience...

Palouse Pathways is a non-profit organization established in 2013 that helps high school students prepare for life after graduation. The organization is based in Moscow, and everyone involved is a volunteer,...

Living in a college town with contagious energy from students makes it hard to feel old.  WSU alumni David Schneider said Pullman is a paradise for 18- to 22-year-olds.  When he went to...

The WSU equestrian team successfully and safely competed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The equestrian team started back in the 1980s but “kind of faded away,” said Emma Spencer, member and fourth-year...