Eye-popping sculptures, photography and displays of bright color are just some of what can be expected at the Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition, which will be on display until May 6 at the Jordan Schnitzer...

The hospitality and warmth of Middle Eastern culture resonated through the Compton Union Building senior ballroom on this year’s Middle Eastern Night, held March 24. Almost 400 seats packed the ballroom,...

The era of the transfer portal has created a new time of year for college sports: the transfer window. As the season ends, players make decisions about where they will play next year. In the early weeks...

WSU Cosmic Crisp® apples were the tenth best-selling apple by volume in the second half of 2022, according to Proprietary Variety Management.  In the United States, Cosmic Crisp® apples are grown...

 The pandemic put a damper on WSU enrollment, however, they have a plan to reel in more students to campus. The university is creating a plan to restore enrollment by expanding access to financial aid...

WSU’s Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association partnered with international bone marrow registry Be the Match, hoping to increase the number of Asian American and Pacific Islander people registered...

As a child, Karen Larance stopped by Dissmore’s IGA every Sunday for a fresh maple bar after church.  In middle school, she and her friends walked to the store on Friday nights to buy a Diet Coke or...

Local law enforcement, firefighters and Emergency Medical Services staff will practice saving lives in high-risk scenarios at an active shooter response training from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday...

The Student Entertainment Board is preparing for their upcoming concert featuring Alexander 23 on Tuesday. Director of Concerts Sierra Horon helps choose the artists and works with them to figure out...

Over the past two years, low student enrollment rates and staff shortages at WSU caused Housing and Residence Life to close four residence halls, eliminating all but one single-gender dorm.  Although...

All-Campus Senator Nikolai Sublett addressed the ASWSU Senate Wednesday evening to discuss representation, corruption and presentation. Sublett said after he was approached by students from Myanmar...

Oak on Main revived the Feeding Our Friends program Feb. 8, providing free meals for the Pullman community every Tuesday from 4-6 p.m.  Michael Byrne, co-owner of the restaurant, said he and Frank...