After multiple senators vacated their positions this academic year, ASWSU Election Board Chair Bradley Warren concurred late last week with the Judicial Board’s call for special elections, seeking to...

Scientists rapidly take pictures while flashing lights at plants, hoping to gain a better understanding of how they function. WSU’s Phenomics Center, on the eastern edge of campus, operates an imaging...

Writer, musician and public speaker Daniella Clark, who represents southeastern Washington on the state’s Traumatic Brain Injury Council, wants people to understand the link between traumatic brain injuries...

ASWSU senators discussed a constitutional amendment that would lower the required voter turnout needed for recalling senators. The amendment, proposed by College of Engineering and Architecture Sen....

A WSU researcher, criticized for his comments and research surrounding the killing of Northeastern Washington wolves, answered questions Monday night following a film explaining the conflict. The film...

After his dad was diagnosed with cancer in 2008, WSU doctoral graduate Kevin Gray set out to alleviate the symptoms of chemotherapy. Gray, co-founder of Chimeric Designs Inc. and a chemical engineer, has...

The Graduate and Professional Students Association, or GPSA, discussed Registered Student Organization budgets, prospects of a Student Media fee and Housing and Dining concerns at its meeting Monday night. Regarding...

President Donald Trump signed a spending bill Monday to stop a three-day long government shutdown, which was soon enough to save student veterans from temporarily losing educational benefits. But longer...