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Evan Smith, junior computer science major, wishes he received advance notice of the parking lot change.

Green 3 parking change presents some student concern

September 23, 2022
Mobile ordering limits employees to 15 orders per 15 minutes.

Northside Cafe station adjusts to new mobile ordering system

September 21, 2022
Washington to lift remaining COVID-19 emergency orders

Washington to lift remaining COVID-19 emergency orders

September 21, 2022
Planned Parenthood employee Victoria Sundin demonstrates how to use the facilitys emergency contraception vending machine.

WSU to install contraceptive machine next month

September 15, 2022
The Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee monitors the aquifer that holds the Palouses’ main source of water, and raises awareness of water consumption.

Pullman may use alternative water source in future

September 14, 2022
Rogers Hall remains closed for renovations

Rogers Hall remains closed for renovations

September 8, 2022
The intersection of Grimes Way and Terre View Drive was briefly closed after the accident.

Weekend car accident causes three injuries

September 7, 2022
On the job, Steve Sheppard looks through hives with a smoker and runs the lab at WSU.

WSU professor’s work is un-bee-lievable

September 2, 2022
The platform includes an after-hours crisis line and a community referral network among other resources.

WSU introduces new mental health resource

September 1, 2022
Tammy Barry adresses GPSA

GPSA addresses mental health, international student costs

August 30, 2022
“Everyone likes it for its local availability, plus it has really good food.”

Students discuss Valhalla renovation

August 25, 2022
Internships, work and changing ones major contribute to the decision to attend WSU for an additional year.

WSU sees decrease in fifth-year seniors

August 24, 2022
The Writing Center is open from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and has 25 writing consultants.

A tutor a day keeps the failing grades away

August 18, 2022
School for Field Studies students receive a lecture on glaciers in Chilean Patagonia, Mar. 25.

Cougs go global with study abroad programs

August 18, 2022
V7 Martial Arts Pullman location

Martial arts gym opens in Pullman

July 29, 2022
“There are universities and colleges who enter these categories, so it’s not something local and it’s not just a handful of universities.”

WSU media projects win CASE awards

July 29, 2022
“We’re going to host music and giving out free bike helmets and just encourage people to come out to the Perkins House,” said Nancy Rothwell, Perkins House coordinator and Whitman County Historical Society member.

Colfax celebrates 150th birthday

July 22, 2022
The Pullman-Moscow Regional Airports new terminal is set to be complete in 2023.

Pullman-Moscow airport terminal breaks ground this summer

July 21, 2022
The Pullman Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Pullman Association are sponsoring the three-day event.

Crazy Days returns: Merchandise and music to ‘fill the soul’

July 14, 2022
Pullman Police Chief Gary Jenkins, pictured with Butch T. Cougar, will be succeeded by Pullman PD Cmdr. Jake Opgenorth.

Pullman police chief retires after 12 years

July 7, 2022
Immigrating to the U.S. at 15 years old sparked Nam Nguyens passion for community service.

WSU alumni is globally recognized for community service

July 1, 2022

WSU senior will compete for Miss Washington this week

June 30, 2022
As internet crime and demand for cybersecurity increases, WSU faculty believe a new degree will greatly benefit students.

WSU faculty discuss necessity of cybersecurity degree for fall 2023

June 23, 2022
Since Neill Public Library was founded in 1922 by American Association of University Women, it has been in seven different locations and collected 100,000 books.

Neill Public Library celebrates its 100th year this week

June 20, 2022
Goosehill Farm onioncrops in May of this year

Former WSU student achieved goal of running his own local farm

June 17, 2022
Only about 40% of people in Asian American Pacific Islander communities are able to find a compatible bone marrow match.

Medical students hope to increase donor compatibility for Asian, Pacific Islander communities

June 13, 2022
Norman Baker found inspiration in artists like The Beatles, Neil Young, Metallica and Joey Dosik when he was younger.

Seattle artist visits Pullman on spring tour to make ‘an impression’

May 30, 2022
Student navigators will be trained experts in the community, helping establish relationships and teach students about local organizations.

New grant helps WSU students gain access to food, housing

May 27, 2022

16-year-old Marissa Carper will represent Washington at FBI youth program in Virginia

May 26, 2022
“I’m super grateful and was definitely surprised to get it this year,” said Traci Gillig, Edward R. Murrow College of Communication assistant professor.

GIESO announces scholarship, award winners

April 29, 2022
Senior Ally Pang will graduate this semester with degrees in multimedia journalism and creative writing.

LandEscapes editor-in-chief aims to pursue journalism in Seattle

April 28, 2022
Political science major Jelani Christopher was instrumental in establishing the Cougar Food Pantry during his time on the ASWSU Senate.

Former ASWSU Senator joins Teach for America

April 28, 2022
This years Springfest will be held in the Compton Union Building Senior Ballroom.

24kGoldn headlines Springfest concert on Friday

April 21, 2022
Participants will meet up outside the Compton Union Building.

Environmental Sustainability Alliance hosts campus cleanup project

April 15, 2022
Cleofa Vargas was recently elected as the Carson College of Business Senator.

Number of ASWSU Senate candidates at record low

April 12, 2022
There has been a demographic shift in college-aged students over the last several years, said Saichi Oba, vice provost for enrollment management.

Graduating class sees rise in diversity among students

April 11, 2022
GPSA senators approve initiative to promote mentorship

GPSA senators approve initiative to promote mentorship

April 6, 2022
James Asare won WSUs overall Three Minute Thesis competition after winning the College of Educations competition.

Three Minute Thesis winner represents College of Education with presentation about gerrymandering

March 29, 2022
While some students are wary about the changes to the mask mandate, others are happy to not be wearing masks in class anymore.

WSU students express thoughts on mask mandate changes

March 28, 2022
Fourth-year Jessica Brars matched with the Brown University residency program, her number one choice.

WSU medical students receive residency matches

March 28, 2022
Demonstrators at the Rally for Ukraine event hold up posters in solidarity for the country, Glenn Terell Mall, March 10.

WSU students hold rally in support of Ukraine

March 11, 2022
Author and editor Michelle Nijhuis will deliver the Honors College Bhatia lecture as part of the Visiting Writers Series on March 30.

Acclaimed author, editor to give lecture at WSU Honors College

March 8, 2022
Student Entertainment Board looking forward to next concert

Student Entertainment Board looking forward to next concert

March 7, 2022
Heather Taylor, freshman fine arts major, said it might be too early to lift mask mandates at WSU.

Students react: Washington on track to lift indoor mask mandates

March 2, 2022
Amber Mendenhall, WSU Alumni Association engagement coordinator, said those organizing the event wanted to make Title IX a big focus of the summit because it is the 50th anniversary of Title IX being passed.

Alumni Association to host second annual Women’s Leadership Summit on Friday

March 2, 2022
WSU looks to future after lifting outdoor mask mandate

WSU looks to future after lifting outdoor mask mandate

February 22, 2022
While grants have been distributed for nonprofits, the application for small businesses is still open.

Whitman County awards grants to nonprofits, small businesses

February 21, 2022
Whitman County Coroner Annie Pillers will seek a second term in the November election.

Whitman County coroner seeks reelection

February 16, 2022
A variety of business and professional clothing items are available to all students via the Cougar Closet, located in Lighty Student Services, Feb. 11.

Cougar Closet dresses students for success

February 14, 2022
A bypass would reduce traffic congestion and restore vibrancy to downtown Pullman, said councilmember Francis Benjamin.

Local officials consider Pullman bypass

February 7, 2022
Washington State Patrol’s main responsibility when it comes to these types of cases is to post a list of missing people in the state for the public to see.

Washington State Patrol sees sharp increase in missing persons since start of pandemic

February 1, 2022
Staff members are working overtime and taking extra shifts to make up for the increase in patients, said Chief Medical Officer Pete Mikkselsen.

Pullman Regional Hospital still accepting patient transfers while other facilities near capacity

January 27, 2022
Surgical masks are currently available at the Chinook Student Center for students who want them.

KN95 mask in short supply, but more expected soon

January 27, 2022
Jenny Kraska, athletics postdoctoral psychology fellow, said starting this year, a session limit for counseling has been imposed for student-athletes.

Board of Regents address student-athlete mental health

January 22, 2022
Facilities workers clear snow from a parking lot on campus following last weeks record snow event.

WSU snow clearers reflect on historic snowfall

January 20, 2022
About 3.49 out of every 100,000 people in Washington are affected by human trafficking.

Women*s Center raises awareness about human trafficking, campus violence

January 19, 2022
Pullman Fire Chief Mike Heston said it is too early to tell based on the current number of calls the department has received whether 2022 will be less busy than 2021.

Fire, police departments reflect on amount of calls

January 14, 2022
However, there are potentially dozens of other genes, that, when mutated, could cause cancer, Magnuson said.

Science Explained: What causes cancer?

January 13, 2022
Pharmacy student Puneet Kaur said a family friend first introduced her to the idea of going to pharmacy school.

WSU pharmacy students aim to help others

January 12, 2022
A local tree farm is doing well despite the national Christmas tree shortage.

Local tree farm doing well despite national shortage

December 8, 2021
Fresh fruits, vegetables, and nonperishable food are available to all current students at WSU in the Cougar Food Pantry located in the Compton Union Building.

Cougar Food Pantry serves Thanksgiving meals over break

December 3, 2021
Chef Julie Sparks makes pizza at Hillside Café, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021.

Dining Services short staffed, expects increase in spring

December 3, 2021
Francis Benjamin previously served on the City Council for over a decade. He made the decision to return to the council earlier this year in May. 

Newly elected City Council members look ahead to term

November 19, 2021
COVID-19 take-home tests are available for free through the Whitman County Library.

Whitman County Library offers free COVID-19 take-home tests

November 8, 2021
Gabby Rodriguez-Garcilazo speaks about what the Undocumented Initiatives Program means to her on Monday in the CUB.

Students find community in undocumented resource center

November 3, 2021
Police prepare for uptick in crime around Halloween

Police prepare for uptick in crime around Halloween

October 28, 2021
The exhibit will be located on the ground floor of the CUB.

Student plans Indigenous art exhibit

October 27, 2021
Gary Jenkins will serve as the WSU Police Departments interim police chief as WSU conducts a nationwide search for a permanent chief.

Pullman police receive grant for mental health resources

October 25, 2021
Interested individuals can receive a flu shot at the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center this Friday.

Flu shots available to students, faculty members

October 19, 2021
WSU students walk to class past Northside Residence Hall Tuesday in Pullman.

Pullman Fire Department responds to increase in fire alarm calls

October 15, 2021
G. Sam Lopez stands for a photo on Thursday afternoon in the Chicanx Latinx Student Center in the Compton Union Building.

Chicanx Latinx Student Center members celebrate Hispanic heritage

October 4, 2021
Many students struggled with online learning during the last 18 months.

Students, faculty face new challenges with in-person learning

September 29, 2021
Students who need crisis support outside of normal business hours can call the 24-hour crisis support hotline at 509-335-2159.

Help is available for students through 24-hour crisis line

September 28, 2021
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