It took 10 years to map the worm’s brain, it would likely take another 10 for the mouse. The human brain is still a long shot, but getting shorter with the help of an algorithm developed by WSU researchers. Their...

A dumpster fire broke out at roughly 7 p.m. Wednesday night at the Campus Commons South apartments. WSU student Ali Aonasar was helping his friend, Jacob Alkhatin move out when he saw the fire. “I...

As students return to school, ASWSU officers return to their duties as stewards of the hundreds of thousands of university dollars, and as liaisons between the students and the university administration. In...

After respective three- and five-year probations, Phi Kappa Tau (PKT) and Pi Kappa Alpha (PKA) signed their first pledge classes since reinstatements in April. PKA chapter President Nick Viola said...

As students return to Pullman for fall and spring semesters, Pullman Police and city departments have had to deal with a strange crime – street sign theft. Pullman Police Cmdr. Chris Tennant said...

WSU President Kirk Schulz held a press conference Monday, in which he addressed questions about free speech, racism, the student conduct board and criticism of himself on campus. Over the weekend, WSU...

Scattered around the Jewett Observatory, dozens of students, faculty and Pullman families wearing $3 solar shades gathered to view a near-total eclipse. Inside the observatory, physics and astronomy...