Mental health for veterans is a legislative and community priority for groups on campus. James Dalton, ASWSU senator and vice president of the Student Veterans Committee, said the primary focus of the...

Matthew Sutherland, a 24-year-old WSU graduate, dropped out of a Congressional race, instead announcing his candidacy for a seat in the state’s House of Representatives at a Whitman County Democrats-hosted...

WSU Crimson Group students joined in a national movement by holding a forum on campus and sending three members to Washington D.C., urging leaders to support immigration reform. During Thursday's forum,...

WSU students completed a prototype of a homeless shelter for a design competition in Spokane. The School of Design and Construction students unveiled their design in Carpenter Hall on Wednesday. The...

In response to cuts to retention counselors in Multicultural Student Services, ASWSU approved a resolution calling on university administration to hire more faculty from diverse backgrounds. Uncertified...

Like many young undocumented immigrants, Brenda Rodriguez, a senior women’s studies and Spanish double major, is working to improve her own future. Fortunately, she said, she renewed her Deferred...

ASWSU recently released the 2017-2018 Services and Activities fee allocations, showing the distribution of funding to non-academic departments and organizations. S&A fees are a part of payments,...

City of Pullman Proposition No. 1, for a new City Hall, ended Election Day with a nearly 400-vote lead for approval. The initial vote count saw more than 1,100 votes approve the bond. The rejected side...