A WSU researcher found salmon mating behavior can reshape rivers, which in turn changes the way the land looks over time. Lead researcher and associate professor at WSU, Alex Fremier, worked with Brian...

A Ford Fiesta and a Toyota Camry collided head-on outside the entrance of the Palouse Mall near Sangria Grille, hospitalizing four at around 7:30 p.m. tonight. Dan Carscallen, battalion chief and EMT...

Hundreds of teaching and research assistants could lose about a sixth of their incomes, raising concerns that reducing stipends could become a standard practice for the university. Early this month,...

Most of the megasomas, carrying their bulky bodies through the air, could only make it within a few feet of the insect trap — a white sheet strung between poles in the Guatemalan rainforest and illuminated...

Due to parking issues on College Hill last winter, the City of Pullman is working toward a parking plan that may result in fees or towing of residents’ vehicles if they are left in the area over winter...

It’s too early to tell where the Division of Student Affairs will find 2.5 percent of its state-allocated dollars to slash in order to meet WSU President Kirk Schulz’s university-wide mandate to curb...

Local police agencies are taking extra steps to ensure public safety during one of the biggest social weekends of the school year. Pullman Police Cmdr. Chris Tennant said Pullman sees a large number...

Members of American Civil Liberties Union of WSU marched around campus Wednesday afternoon in support of racial justice in response to discrimination against different groups across the country. Though...