WSU’s Dining Services has recently added to and changed the foods available at dining halls in response to student feedback. Dining Services has created two new customizable food stations. At Northside...

UPDATE: This event has been cancelled. A safety advocate will present at WSU this week, sharing his story about how accidents can happen to anyone, and to help them avoid his own mistakes. After...

Moving away from home is one of the most exciting and terrifying aspects of growing older and attending college. For those packing away their big-city lives and replacing them with a small-town culture,...

American eating norms find themselves challenged as veganism and vegetarianism grow in both popular appeal and variety. The Daily Grind quickly caught on to the growth of vegans in Pullman, employee...

While many people can attest to the comfort their animal companions bring, science may finally prove their ability to relieve stress. The Pets for Promotion of Academic Life Skills (Pet PALS) research...

When students line up at Subway for a quick bite to eat and watch as the toppings are piled on, some are starting to wonder where their food is coming from and how it got there. Samantha Noll, assistant...

We’re always told it’s important to take care of ourselves when we go off to college — to remember to eat right, get plenty of sleep and sometimes take a little time for ourselves. But lately I’ve...

WSU Dining Services now offers a new form of grab-and-go snacks called Bites, which are available at all the espresso bars and markets on campus. Adam Koerner, assistant director of culinary operations,...

The newest frontier of therapy for mental illness comes in the form of reading books. For bibliophiles like Julie Kmec, professor of sociology, this seems like a no-brainer. “Students are stressed...

Perhaps I’m biased, but freshmen in my classes might be the most annoying thing. And I wouldn’t be surprised if many professors agreed with me. So this is a friendly reminder to all you new Cougs out...