“Classic Americana road trip meets religious painting of the 15th century.” This is how WSU seniors Kendall Browder and Hollen Foster-Grahler describe the aesthetic of their self-produced two-woman...

Skies darkened as a severe storm blew through Pullman, bringing predicted winds of 6o mph, downing power lines and blowing trees down a little after 4 p.m. Wednesday. According to an alert issued by...

The Presidential Search Advisory Committee held open community listening sessions at the WSU Pullman campus Tuesday and Wednesday. This week’s sessions — open to faculty, staff, students, the wider...

A house fire started on the block of NE Opal Street Wednesday afternoon.  Anisa Woods, a resident who lives nearby, said she asked officers what happened and was told it was an electrical fire. The...

Judge John Judge granted Kohberger’s motion for a change of venue in an order released Monday. On Jan. 30, Kohberger's defense team filed a motion for a change of venue, citing a memorandum submitted...

The Associated Students of Washington State University met to hear out Pro Palestinians, Mesa chair member and the director of Student Legal Services Wednesday evening.   Four students came forward...

The 2024 football season is officially underway on the Palouse. WSU looks like a well-oiled machine in week one against Portland State as they cruised to a 70-30 win at home. Coming into the week, WSU...

In partnership with All Star Gear Guru, the WSU Sports Science Laboratory investigated the effectiveness and protection that football shoulder pads provide. The study, conducted in Pullman this past June,...

The University of Idaho held a ceremonial dedication to its recently finished healing garden and memorial Wednesday evening. The memorial site contains a garden built as a place of healing and includes...

John Mateer is the Cougs' guy. In year one of the post-Cam Ward era, WSU had a lengthy QB battle spanning from Spring camp through the final week of Fall camp, with Mateer being crowned the champion. Mateer...

Welcome back and welcome home, Cougs! Whether you’re a first-year student freshly moved into the dorms or a long-time Pullman resident, I hope you enjoy these last few bits of summer. Luckily, with...

Eight Pullman residents, including several WSU students, spoke during the public comment section of Tuesday's City Council meeting to address a proposed resolution calling for a ceasefire of the Israel-Hamas...