The Pullman Greyhounds recently started spring practice, preparing for the upcoming high school football season that begins Sept. 2 at Husky Stadium in Seattle, where the team is set to take on the...

The Cougar Climb bike path has officially opened, connecting downtown Pullman to the WSU campus. According to a WSU News release, the pathway begins at the intersection of Spring Street and Lentil...

Vehicle enthusiasts joined together in downtown Palouse on Saturday for the 13th annual Spring Hot Rod Gathering. Hosted by Knuckle Skrape’Rs, a Palouse-based vehicle company, the gathering showcased...

Cal Waterman came to WSU decorated with awards from his high school baseball career. At Summit High School in Bend, Oregon, Waterman earned a letter all four years on the baseball team. For three...

From Salmon to Snake River, many community members must travel out of Pullman or out of state to find the closest fishing hot spots. Mark Christensen, the lead fishing guide of Salmon River Experience,...

WSU baseball (24-29, 10-20) wrapped up their season this past weekend in Pullman, dropping all three games in a series against eighth-ranked Stanford (40-14, 21-9). The Cougars finished the regular...

Bennie Seltzer, former WSU basketball guard from 1990 to 1993, returns to WSU as Ernie Kent’s assistant coach for the men’s basketball team. The addition brings more experience to a staff that...

There are few places to go around the Palouse to cool off from the scorching summer months. The Illia Dunes, more informally known as just “the dunes,” is included in that compact list. If you...

The Moscow Area Mountain Bike Association (MAMBA) has represented adventurers across the Palouse for a decade and a half. By building trails, MAMBA is continuously providing opportunities for not just...

The WSU athletic department will renovate the current Indoor Practice Facility (IPF) beside Bailey-Brayton Field, also known as the bubble. The bubble served its short-term purpose, but the athletic...