STAGE Student Theatre is now accepting scripts for its annual STAGE One theater festival.The yearly event takes one-act scripts written by playwrights on campus. Students work with either STAGE adviser...

To some, the tuba has a bit of an unfair reputation.It’s an instrument that tends to go hand in hand with images of a marching band or musician alternating between two notes, said WSU School of Music...

WSU Dining Services christened September the “Month of Nutrition” and will offer several new cafeteria experiences for students to take part in.Starting last week students are now able to find healthier...

Food and activities from around the globe come together in the International Center every week to give students the chance to travel the world without leaving campus.Every Friday for one hour, WSU’s...

Tucked in between the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse there is an antique barn surrounded by a fence made from wheels. But instead of farm animals, the barn houses several artists’ studios.Artisans...

Full of one-man shows, the hip-hop world often breeds emcees who spill their emotions and wisdom to a pre-recorded beat. Other artists wish to stray from that formula, and G-Eazy is one of these trailblazers.G-Eazy...

WSU University Recreation is kicking off the new school year by offering free fitness classes for a week as well as a new online way for students to find the class that’s best for them.Starting Monday...

There are many different sides to people. For Leilani Pruneda, Warden High School senior, her message to the world is “We are all equal.”“Never be afraid to show your potential,” she said.Her message...

Since 6 a.m. today, the lead chef of WSU Dining Services, Brian Guthmiller, has been creating more than 320 gallons of not-so-secret ingredient chili in honor of the National Lentil Festival.In addition...