WSU students who have used the Cougar Health Services Pharmacy on the Pullman campus received an email on July 17 notifying them that their personal information may have been exposed in a cyberattack against...

The Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee prepared a presentation to be shown to the Pullman City Council showing Pullman's total water usage fell 21 million gallons from 2022–23, while Moscow's increased...

Lisa Keohokalole Schauer, Board of Regents chair, appointed 21 new members to the advisory committee that will lead the search for WSU’s next president June 21. “We ultimately reached a composition...

Washington State University announced that Dave Cillay, WSU Global Campus chancellor and vice president of academic outreach and innovation at WSU, will serve as the interim chancellor of WSU Pullman. Elizabeth...

Elizabeth Chilton, chancellor of the Washington State University Pullman campus, will be departing WSU after being named the next president of University of New Hampshire. Chilton will assume the position...

WSU researchers have been awarded a grant of over $370,000 for a two-year study into the effects of furosemide, a diuretic commonly known as Lasix, on thoroughbred racehorses. This study aims to shed...

The Academic Success and Career Center announced the winners of the annual Student Employment Soiree on April 10. The ceremony was held in the Lightly Student Services building, according to a Daily...

Tammy Crawford, sports managament associate professor, has received the Richard G. Law Excellence Award, an award honoring WSU professors who teach UCORE classes. Crawford teaches the Diversity course...

Editor's note: Dorothy Greenhalge has worked with The Daily Evergreen for several semesters but was not involved with working on this article ASWSU held its last senate meeting of the academic year...

WSU’s Dash Dog, who had a second tumor removed in mid-April and has been on chemotherapy since, has a GoFundMe to help him through his health journey and to give back to other animals. Dash had his...

A group of students gathered at Bryan Hall holding signs and flags on April 24 protesting the school’s divestment from organizations contributing to the current ongoing deaths of Palestinians in Gaza. Some...

T. Chris Riley-Tillman, University of Missouri College of Education & Human Development dean, has been selected to serve as WSU’s next provost. Riley-Tillman will succeed current Provost Elizabeth...