The Graduate and Professional Student Association held their first ever fundraising reception Friday evening. Various faculty members, as well as Pullman Mayor Francis Benjamin and Elizabeth Chilton,...

GPSA will be including a referendum to increase Cougar Food Pantry fees for graduate students by $5. Madison Hönig, GPSA community affairs chair, said she is a member of the special committee for food...

The Graduate and Professional Student Association held their presidential and vice presidential debate for the upcoming election at their meeting on Monday. The meeting’s guest speakers were the WSU...

ASWSU’s annual student body election will be held March 5 and 6. The ballot will have elections for open ASWSU Senate positions, the President and Vice President positions and a referendum to raise...

Leslie Brunelli, finance and administration executive vice president, assessed the budget for Fiscal year 2023, the progress of FY24 and the budget plans for FY25 at Thursday’s faculty senate meeting. Brunelli's...

The ASWSU presidential candidates were interviewed by the election board at a meeting this Thursday in place of a general debate. Senator Pro Tempore Tania Henriques and Senator Brian Kim are running...

The budget council presented senators with estimated allocations for the 2025 fiscal year during Wednesday’s ASWSU meeting. Budget council chair Cleofa Vargas presented senators with this fiscal year’s...

Pups and Cups will be temporarily closed during the summer months while Project Downtown Pullman is executed. The exact dates of the closing and reopening are currently unknown, said CJ Robert, Pups...

DJ Mackie, Pullman Parks and Recreation director, works with the youth sports program to bring learning opportunities and athletics into children’s lives.   “None of what we do is an absolute...

The WSU Board of Regents released a media statement Friday in response to concerned faculty members arguing for new leadership.  Board members stated they have been engaged with the concerned group...