The ASWSU Senate met with Tanner McCraney, college marketplace app Rumie co-founder, via Zoom Wednesday to discuss the integration of WSU into the app. McCraney said he set out to create a safer alternative...

A jury convicted a Pullman man Thursday at the Whitman County Superior Court in Colfax, Washington, for raping and murdering his estranged wife last March. Jacob E. Spray, 37, was found guilty of the...

The WSU Board of Regents voted to begin contract negotiations with an unnamed presidential candidate, referred to as “Candidate B,” during a meeting Friday. “I am sensing that Candidate B is...

The Housing Advisory Board recently approved a budget allowing portable automatic external defibrillators to be installed in the residence halls. The initiative has been met with positive feedback...

Some WSU students utilizing the GI Bill to pay for tuition and housing are facing delays in payment. Certificates for chapters 33, 35, 30, 1606 and 31 submitted in late November or early December...

President Donald Trump signed several executive orders during his first day in office. Many of these orders either fulfill campaign promises or reverse policy from his predecessor, former President Joe...

The Washington Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that WSU has a duty to protect students from foreseeable harm, including in off-campus situations, when a "special relationship" exists. “Because WSU...

Fall 2024 saw a 2.4% increase in first-time first-year students. This increase translates to 4,350 students enrolled compared to the previous year’s 4,249 students, according to WSU Data and Information’s...

Residents of Campus Vista and University Mobile Home Park are facing a 22% rent hike, in addition to new utilities fees and a $50 monthly fee for extra parking. Larry McGee, a former WSU custodian and...

The Whitman County Prosecutor’s Office will not seek charges against WSU Police Officer Dillon Tiedeman-Mueller after determining he acted lawfully and in good faith, according to WSU Police. Tiedeman-Mueller...

A recent Moscow-Pullman Daily News opinion article argued any eligible voter should first have to pass a basic American citizenship test. While this is not an uncommon position, it is an ultimately dangerous...

Police responded to a stabbing incident at Orton Hall early Monday morning, according to WSU Police. Police arrived at 1:18 a.m. to find a 20-year-old victim with a knife wound in his arm. Upon further...