WSU named Matthew Jockers as the new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences today after months of searching for a new leader for the school. Jockers comes to WSU from the University of Nebraska, where...

WSU alumnus Matthew Sutherland met with supporters to mark the beginning of his campaign for Washington State’s Ninth Legislative District and a seat in the state’s House of Representatives on Thursday...

As part of a proposal to improve Pullman’s downtown, the trees lining Main Street could be removed in the next few years. These nearly 20-year-old trees’ roots cause issues with the sidewalks, Parks...

WSU Transportation Services will begin a month-long test of a pedestrian-only walkway on Thatuna Street beginning in June. The test, which has been coordinated with the City of Pullman, will close a short...

WSU will run tests on a cougar believed to be responsible for an attack that left one dead and another wounded outside of Snoqualmie on May 19. Issac Sederbaum, a 31-year-old from Seattle, called 911...

Foggy windows surrounded by cracking window frames, peeling wallpaper, cobwebs coated in a layer of dust and a glossy red parking meter. All distinct features within the Pufferbelly Depot sitting on the...

A water main pipe burst early Tuesday morning on the WSU campus, causing a water outage to three buildings and a flood in the basement of another. The repairs will cost the university an estimated...

WSU Director of Athletics Pat Chun announced the hiring of Mitch Straub as senior associate athletic director of the Cougar Athletic Fund on Wednesday during an interview with Pullman Radio Morning News. Straub...

The Society of Professional Journalists named The Daily Evergreen a Mark of Excellence national finalist in the Best All-Around Daily Student Newspaper category. Evergreen reporters Forrest Holt,...