Pullman police received a report from a Pullman resident regarding an incident of an attempted entry into a residential building on Northeast B street at 11:19 pm on April 14. The resident was able...

A group of students gathered at Bryan Hall holding signs and flags on April 24 protesting the school’s divestment from organizations contributing to the current ongoing deaths of Palestinians in Gaza. Some...

T. Chris Riley-Tillman, University of Missouri College of Education & Human Development dean, has been selected to serve as WSU’s next provost. Riley-Tillman will succeed current Provost Elizabeth...

The Pullman City Council heard an update from Welch Comer on Project Downtown Pullman at their meeting April 23. Matt Gillis, Welch Comer vice president, said construction is now underway. One of the...

The City of Pullman will be holding public forums on the city’s proposed transit route and service levels this fall. The forums will be held at 4:45 p.m. on April 24 and 8 a.m. on April 25, each lasting...

Author Shepherd Siegel related the “trickster character” to today’s political climate at 4:30 on April 18 for the final Foley Talk of the semester. Siegel said tricksters are characters who like...

ASWSU passed 12 bills during Wednesday’s meeting in preparation for the 54th Senate transition. Denver Mickali, a senior on the pre-law track who was barred from attending Coug Lobbying Day earlier...

A study published earlier this month by Daniel Thornton, school of the environment associate professor and Dennis Murray of Trent University has found that Canada lynx have historically been more widely...

WSU President Kirk Schulz announced his plan to retire in June 2025 on April 19. Schulz made the announcement in a mass email and a video alongside his wife Noel. Schulz told the Board of Regents his...

WSU students have founded a company that uses AI generated imagining to create unique and different designs for shirts. PicsGenie founder Jared Kelnhofer said other companies involved in AI such as...

WSU’s annual Cougs Give fundraising event was held on April 17 and raised $648,507. The purpose of Cougs Give is for the WSU community to come together to acknowledge and appreciate the contributions...

The Pullman City Council approved a bid for a pathway project on Terre View and Crestview at their meeting on Tuesday. The project will oversee the construction of 12-foot wide, multi-use asphalt paths...