This course is part of the Research Administration Series This course describes the who, what, where and when of subcontracting, as well as WSU’s Subrecipient monitoring plan and federal Uniform Guidance requirements. Friday, October 29, 10-11 am Register here Interested in other training opportunities? Visit the WSU Training Website.

This course is part of the Community and Equity Certificate Program We live in a time of great divides where the tensions and dynamics within today’s culture require us to build more bridges and fewer walls.  This experiential, interactive workshop will allow participants to engage in roleplay exercises, breakout sessions, and critical conversations through which […]

When it is determined that public safety, health, or property is jeopardized due to emergency conditions, WSU may elect to suspend operations in accordance with the University’s suspended operations procedure. This course highlights the information especially pertinent to employees when operations are suspended. Wednesday, October 27, 9-10:30 am Register here Interested in other training opportunities? […]

This workshop is intended for any staff member who interacts with international students, scholars, and staff that are temporary residents. Members of WSU Global Services staff will describe eligibility criteria, processes, rules, and policies for hosting and employing international student and scholars residing at WSU on temporary appointments, not permanent residency. Tuesday, October 26, 10:30 […]

He will also serve as a faculty member in the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine. Isaacs brings 34 years of neurology experience to the position.

WSU is celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month and International Pronouns Day with new initiatives that will allow students to include their pronouns on class rosters and CougarCards.

Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID‑19 test within the past 72 hours will be required to attend large gatherings on campus or in WSU facilities beginning Nov. 15 for everyone 12 and older.

A search committee is being formed, and candidates will be invited to submit applications in the coming weeks.

On a Halloween pumpkin, warts, and bumps have a certain spooky charm. But some unwanted bacteria open the door to infections that ruin this bright, seasonal fruit.

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.

A theoretical outbreak at a small fast food restaurant chain made people hesitant to eat at big name restaurants even though they were uninvolved, a WSU‑led study found.

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 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.

Celli of the Paul G. Allen School for Global Health received the Zoetis Animal Health Award for Research Excellence at the College of Veterinary Medicine’s annual Research Symposium.

Ryan Driskell and his team believe human skin has the capability of regenerating without any noticeable scarring.

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

Patrick Lane was honored as this fall’s Chosen Coug Award recipient. Lane, who died of COVID‑19 earlier this year, was recognized for the distinct impact he had on his daughter’s experience at WSU.