WSU basketball player Noah Williams was arrested Thursday night at Valhalla Bar and Grill in Pullman.  Police were called just before 8 p.m. Thursday following an altercation over a fake ID. Williams...

All on-campus gyms are operating at full capacity with limited COVID-19 guidelines, and University Recreation is constantly changing its tactics to ensure facilities stay open this year. “If [the...

The role of a college adviser often involves being the bearer of bad news. But to some, nothing beats the sight of a student reaching the finish line.  Thousands of students, staff and faculty...

Lawson Gardens Pullman City Council voted to not move forward with the previously approved Lawson Garden House and are considering other proposals instead during their Tuesday evening meeting.  The...

Numerous WSU students complained in recent weeks of Wi-Fi latency issues. Information Technology Services said the problem is being addressed but is ongoing.  “The internet is very slow. I’ve...

The WSU Psychology Clinic and Counseling and Psychological Services offer many mental health resources to students and members of the community. CAPS sees roughly 2,000 students every year, or 10 percent...

WSU’s Graduate and Professional Student Association discussed different on-campus activities available for students through Student Involvement and the Center for Civic Engagement during its meeting...

Pullman Police Department responded to 114 calls for service between Friday and Monday morning, including noise complaints, trespassing and gunshot sounds. Gunshots were reported Saturday night at a...

WSU students walking along Glenn Terrell Mall have until Sep. 17 to purchase posters, stickers and tapestries from The College Poster Sale Company, which is back in stock and better than ever. The New...

The College Hill Association is holding its annual public meeting on Wednesday over Zoom to elect new board members and discuss various reports. The virtual meeting opens at 6:30 p.m. for attendees...

Whitman County is experiencing a COVID-19 testing shortage as factors like the Delta variant and increasing outdoor events come into play.  The issue is statewide and not specific to Whitman County,...

Students are seeking help in Pullman for mental health issues as in-person classes resume this school year.  Counseling and Psychological Services at Cougar Health Services received a higher number...