The International Development Club hosted the Hunger Dinner on Wednesday afternoon at Ensminger Pavilion, where students could show up and get a free meal based on current food insecurity statistics. What...

The co-presidents of the Environmental Science Club, a registered student organization at WSU, strive to make going zero waste a more tangible goal on the Palouse. The goal of zero waste is to create...

Holiday festivities began Saturday with the sixth annual Mrs. Claus’ Holiday Bazaar held at the Latah County Fair and Event Center. Vendors clad in colorful Christmas sweaters welcomed visitors with...

The Latah County Historical Society (LCHS) raised money to help support its educational programs and the preservation of Latah County history through its Harvest Dinner on Sunday. The Harvest Dinner...

Downtown Pullman hosted numerous chocolate lovers as the Pullman Chamber of Commerce put on its seventh annual Chocolate Decadence event Thursday. Participating businesses such as Pups and Cups Cafe,...

Moscow Community Theatre will close its production of Larry Shue’s “The Foreigner,” a politically relevant comedy in two acts, this weekend. The play was presented in memory of director Aubree Flanery’s...

The time is 5:30 p.m. on midterm election night at South Fork Public House in Pullman and the party is only just beginning. It’s a knockout turnout for nonpartisan organization Palouse ProActive, whose...

The Fine Arts building hosted a performance with a focus on color and fun by mixed-media artist Shana Moulton and art students this week. Bridgette Costa, behind-the-scenes coordinator of the exhibit,...

Election Day is Tuesday and now is the time to mail in ballots, which must be postmarked by then in Washington state. Political involvement, awareness and education are the key goals of nonpartisan...

John Splithoff had a secret to share with WSU on Friday night. The young artist’s first ever stadium-sized show was in Beasley Coliseum during Dad’s Weekend 2018. If Splithoff was nervous for such...