ASWSU confirmed Leonardo Wilson-Ramirez as their freshman delegate, as well as approved a traffic light on Northeast North Fairway Road and Stadium Way in lieu of recent accidents.  “My greatest...

 The pandemic put a damper on WSU enrollment, however, they have a plan to reel in more students to campus. The university is creating a plan to restore enrollment by expanding access to financial aid...

The Pullman City Council met on March 14 to discuss tourism, a new transportation group, water easements and a new logo for the city.  In a follow up interview, City Administrator Mike Urban said that...

College is a stressful period of change so supporting students is of immense importance, said Dr. Jennifer Ellsworth, director of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) on the WSU Pullman Campus. Ellsworth...

Dean Baquet, the first Black executive editor for The New York Times, will receive the Murrow Lifetime Achievement Award at the Murrow Symposium. The symposium will take place April 4 and 5 on the third...

Corrected on March 23. WSU Police Department responded to the scene, not Pullman Police Department.  A driver and one pedestrian were sent to the hospital with minor injuries after a collision...

A group of Murrow students spent the first half of their spring break in New York City visiting some of the top public relations and news organizations in the country, connecting with Murrow alum and seeing...

Teen girls reported a rise in persistent sadness, seriously considering suicide and sexual assault in the Center for Disease Control’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey.  In 2021, 57% of females reported...

ASWSU heard from Luke Deschenes, ASWSU director of community affairs, and voted to fill the All-Campus Senator positions at their weekly meeting Wednesday. The meeting opened with an update from Deschenes,...