Three speakers educated the public about the strengths and struggles of living with autism and ADHD. The symposium took place from 12–3 p.m. on April 12 in Butch’s Den with a theme of “exploring...

At their meeting Wednesday, ASWSU voted to fill two vacant judicial board seats and reviewed a few bills and resolutions.  The senators reviewed Bill 52-38. The bill will push the date the election...

Whitman County Sheriff's Office responded to bomb threats in Colfax, St. John-Endicott and Sprague-Lamont school districts, according to a press release. Clarkston School District was also reported...

Update 4/15/2023: The Whitman County Coroners' office has released the identity of the male that was found deceased south of Stephenson Hall. The cause of death was determined to be suicide from asphyxiation...

WSU’s annual Three Minute Thesis competition took place in The Spark: Academic Innovation Hub on March 29. Benjamin Stuart Morledge-Hampton was named the first-place winner for his presentation titled...

WSU is working in partnership with Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital to launch a pediatric residency in Spokane. Christina Verheul, Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine director of communications...

WSU has partnered with SPIN to bring the campus eBikes and eScooters to students. The reason for this change mainly stemmed from the company that ran Coug Bikes "Bolt" going bankrupt, said Jonathan...

In the case of an active shooting, there is an agreement with other police agencies in place to take action, said Dawn Daniels, assistant chief of WSU Police.  “We have mutual aid agreements with...

After witnessing food insecurity growing up, Adam Atalig, French Club vice president was inspired to create a food pantry in Thompson Hall. Atalig grew up in the Philippines and constantly witnessed...

From winning Pulitzer Prizes, serving as executive editor at the Los Angeles Times and New York Times to now taking on a new ambitious fellowship program, Dean Baquet has made the most of his several-decade-long...

Dolores Huerta, 92, has advocated for farmworkers for over fifty years and wants you to vote. “The only way that we're going to get the things that we need is by getting people to vote,” Huerta...