This course is part of the Research Administration Series This course provides insight into the purpose and use of facilities and administrative costs charged to sponsored projects. It addresses the importance of collecting those costs and WSU’s policy on exceptions to sponsors. Additionally, how WSU’s rate was derived, how it is distributed back to areas, […]

This course is part of the Research Administration Series This course defines sponsored projects and explains how they differ from other activities. The focus of the class is the allowability of costs, with an emphasis placed upon the Uniform Guidance (UG) and direct costs vs. facilities and administrative costs. Also included are specific aspects of […]

Academic deficiency and reinstatement is a process that an academic advisor plays an important role in. This workshop is taught by the Reinstatement Coordinator to walk through the academic regulations and present and overview of the process for the reinstatement office, students and academic advisors. Thursday, October 21, 9-11 am Register here Interested in other […]

This course further explores the foundations of advising and expands upon the knowledge gained through Foundations of Academic Advising Part 1. It provides participants with opportunities, through case studies and interactive activities, to build upon their knowledge of how to communicate effectively with students in an advising session. Participants also learn about the variety of […]

Students from both universities are developing a solution that eliminates viral and bacterial contamination and reduces aircraft turnaround time.

WSU students will soon directly experience how college coursework prepares them to be career ready, thanks to a University Common Requirements general education pilot program.

The programs, which will be on the Vancouver and Spokane campuses, were approved at the end of September and will be funded through federal Talent Search grants.

A program aimed at equipping rural residents with skills they need to compete for remote work in the post-pandemic economy is being offered this fall.

The researchers will use management of reservoir water in Washington’s Columbia River Basin as a test case to understand how the environment and society interact to shape rule-following.

WSU researchers will study different hemp varieties and do chemical analysis of them as part of a new U.S. Department of Agriculture grant.

This summer, the Puget Sound Institute of Food Technologists donated $100,000 to the School of Food Science while also providing another $50,000 in student scholarships.

The Soil to Society project seeks to increase nutrition from the ground up, integrating soil quality, plant breeding, food science and health research.

Mobile apps taking cues from slot machines and how social media’s playbook for increasing engagement is being applied to investments were among the topics Kahlil Philander discussed with the film’s producers earlier this year.

Participants will receive two pasta samples from Black Cypress restaurant in Pullman, answer a short questionnaire about texture and flavor preferences, and receive a $20 gift card to the establishment.

Nathan Mallory, Expeditors’ director of risk management and insurance for the Americas, will speak about supply chain risk during the pandemic from 5–6:15 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 4, via Zoom.

The Center for Entrepreneurship has developed a class for WSU student-athletes interested in opportunities related to name, image, and likeness.

The energy—and the Cougar spirit—is stronger than ever.

WSU Insider is joining the rest of Washington State University in recognizing the Labor Day holiday.

Ellen Taylor, who holds a PhD in clinical psychology, previously served as WSU’s senior associate vice president for student engagement in the Division of Student Affairs.

While an improving state economy leaves WSU’s state appropriations intact, an estimated decline in tuition revenue requires all campuses, colleges and departments to continue to operate with lesser budgets.

WSU’s fifth annual Research Week culminated with a celebration of faculty and staff who exemplify research excellence on Friday, Oct. 15.

A WSU team received a 3‑year, $750,000 grant to develop a curriculum for building science certificates and a degree focused on energy-efficient housing.

The university system’s central news and info hub has a new look. More than a redesign, the update represents a complete platform rebuild.

The consortium of U.S. and Indian partners aims to bridge the gap between smart grid, storage, and renewable energy research, and facilitate adoption by utilities worldwide.