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Friday’s online COVID‑19 Town Hall postponed

July 16, 2020

By Communications staff, Washington State University

The virtual Town Hall originally set for July 17 has been postponed until next week.

The new day and time will be announced shortly. In the meantime, please visit the WSU COVID-19 website for the latest news and information regarding WSU’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Recent News

Joy Scourey to transition to senior advisor role ahead of 2027 retirement

New tool can help utilities prepare for extreme weather

Happy 30th anniversary to WSU’s resident science cat

Celebrating with his WSU family

WSU statement on Washington State Supreme Court decision in the Sam Martinez Case

Dr. Universe explores why humans domesticated wolves but not bears