Representatives from ASWSU’s Department of Legislative Affairs have returned from Olympia following the end of this year’s state legislative session and the signing of various bills that they were...

Southside and Hillside Café have begun to implement a reusable container system in an effort to eliminate single-use to-go boxes. Eddie Aguilar, Southside Café general manager, said just after the...

The brothers of Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. will be hosting an STI programming at 7:00pm on March 22 in CUE 203 in collaboration with Cougar Health Services and the Women*s Center. Program...

The Asian American Pacific Islander Student Center will be holding a series of events aimed at community building and cultural understanding among students this month.  The AAPI Student Center's initiatives...

High school 4-H members went to Olympia Feb 17-19 for the annual Know Your Government conference. The conference, which has been taking place in Olympia since 1985, was a total of three days, said Dorothy...

The Society of Women Engineers and Association of Women in STEM will be hosting a series of events to honor women in STEM. The events will be held on March 18, 20 and 21 to coincide with Women’s History...

The Board of Regents put out a statement in support of President Kirk Schulz following the letter from faculty calling for new leadership. The Board, which oversees the WSU system and to whom President...

WSU professors have noticed a change in student behavior within the last two decades following the rise of the internet, AI and social media. Michelle Kistler, Murrow College of Communication assistant...

The ASWSU senators confirmed their newest freshman delegate at their meeting Wednesday. The senators first heard from communications director Cooper Howe and deputy communications director Nicole Allison....

The new ASWSU president and vice president were elected into office last night and the Chinook fee increase was passed. Tania Henriques was elected president of ASWSU and Brian Kim was elected vice...

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...