From the early morning hours to late at night, WSU Pullman's campus became lively from several different events Wednesday. The first major event on the day was the Get Involved Fair on Glenn Terrell Mall,...

With two Supreme Court cases making the rounds and WSU Athletics blocking a student, the limitations of universities abilities to restrict fee speech on social media are in question. Hannah Martian...

The Terrell and Holland libraries will be closing earlier as a result of budget cuts this semester, no longer open 24/5 hours. Before the fall 2023 semester, the libraries were open 24/5, opening on...

This year’s Get Involved Fair will be held from 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m on Sept. 6 at the Glenn Terrell Mall. Anna Somerville, Graduate Advisor for Student Organizations in the Center for Student Organizations...

The WSU apple breeding program has released WA 64 which is expected to hit grocery stores by 2029.  WA 64 is a hybrid between the popular Cripps Pink, an apple that falls within the Pink Lady family,...

ASWSU heard a presentation from Sebastian Sanders, Director of Community Affairs, who provided a recap of his work over the summer to the senators. As the Director of Community Affairs, Sanders’s...

The Foley Institute will implement a course focused on climate change and environmental politics this fall. Political Science 320 is a speaker series course held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from12:05...

On Tuesday the United States Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Research Services celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony of the new plant sciences building that will be built where Johnson Hall once...

Senior Tessa Durand followed her dreams and career when coming to WSU. Tessa has attended WSU for the past four years. She will be honored by WSU as she is set to graduate Saturday. Tessa was unsure...

Mentor, leader, student advisor and first-generation student Maritay Mendoza-Quiroz is graduating with dual degrees, honors and the President’s Award for Leadership while breaking down barriers and representing the...

Shae McCarron (they/them) said their first job at WSU was with AmeriCorps, where they worked 45 hours every week for 10 months. They founded the Cougar Food Pantry. At the time, they were taking 17 credits...

One percent of landscape architects are Latina, but one graduating WSU student proves the fighting spirit Cougs are known for.  Michelle Cordova-Ramirez, a first-generation student graduating with...