Diversity & Globalization

PULLMAN, Wash. – Culture, language and curriculum in K-12 schools will be addressed by Ojibwe Indian scholar Anton Treuer during a conference keynote presentation[more]

PROSSER, Wash. - In 1980, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. founder Ken Grossman effectively put the Cascade hop of Yakima, Wash., on the map. More than three decades later, WSU researchers recently interned with Sierra Nevada master brewers  [more]

PULLMAN, Wash. – Heading to the hospital with an injury he got while working at a train yard, Juan Treviño decided finishing his education might not be such a bad idea.[more]

PULLMAN, Wash. - Chinese major John Stark is WSU's newest Boren scholar to receive federal funding to study a foreign language abroad. Chemical engineering student Monica Bomber is a Boren alternate [more]

PULLMAN, Wash. - WSU College of Business’ online graduate business programs are an ideal fit for anyone balancing a military career and college courses, according to U.S. News & World Report’s Best Online Programs for Veterans [more]

PULLMAN, Wash. – Two WSU students will spend a year studying and working in Germany as part of an exchange program for young professionals.[more]

PULLMAN, Wash. - Manuel Garcia-Perez, a member of WSU's "clean energy" team of scientists, is ambitious to develop the next generation of technologies to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.[more]

PULLMAN, Wash. - More than 100 WSU students celebrated with family and friends May 3 at the annual Multicultural Student Services Graduation ceremony at Pullman's Schweitzer Event Center. [more]

PULLMAN, Wash. - Student entrepreneurs and future business owners showcased their budding business acumen at the annual WSU Business Plan Competition[more]

PULLMAN, Wash. - The grain-like seed crop quinoa has grown in popularity and likely will be grown more widely in the Pacific Northwest, thanks to a $1.6 million grant awarded to WSU researchers. [more]