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,...

The Gateway Project will relaunch Sept. 9 in an effort to build relationships between WSU and downtown Pullman through community engagement.  WSU's School of Design and Construction will host the...

Today, WSU Athletics announced a new COVID-19 policy requiring everyone over 12 years old to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of a game. The new policy goes into...

The Thomas S. Foley Institute’s Distinguished Lecture series is returning and will feature guest speakers discussing inequality within the U.S. and around the world throughout the fall semester.   The...

Pullman Regional Hospital is hosting its Women’s Wellness Series: Practice the Pause event at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 8 via Zoom. Jessica Rivers, PRH advanced care planning coordinator, is hosting the event...

Pullman Regional Hospital’s Clinic Network opened its new Pullman Surgical Associates practice last week, located in Suite 130 of the hospital. Pullman Surgical Associates will provide general surgery,...

College color schemes are often associated with a sense of pride and community, acting as a visual reminder of the so-called glory days. National College Colors Day on Sept. 3 intends to recognize this...

The WSU Integrated Design and Construction Lab released its fall 2021 newsletter, which contains tips for those who live in residence halls and how they can conserve energy.  IDCL recommends turning...