The Internal Revenue Service requires all employees who claimed total exemption from federal income taxes in calendar year 2021 to refile a new W-4 Form no later than Feb. 15. If any employee had claimed total exemption from federal income tax during 2021 and fails to refile a 2022 W-4 Form in Workday by Feb. 15, the IRS requires Payroll Services to automatically change the employee’s withholding exemption to “single” with zero withholding adjustments.
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WSU faculty receive Fulbright U.S. Scholars awards
Professors Sindhuja Sankaran and Benjamin Shors will conduct research and teaching projects in India and Albania during the upcoming academic year.
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Carson College students learn from Chelan agrotourism experience
WSU students recently traveled to the Chelan region to learn firsthand how agriculture, hospitality, and tourism come together to create unique guest experiences.
Cougar Investment Fund celebrates 25 years of growth, impact, and expanded learning
Students act as portfolio managers and as sector analysts for the now $6.5 million fund supporting scholarships.
Students participate in international RoboSub competition
The WSU team built an autonomous submarine and qualified for the semi‑finals in the RoboNation RoboSub competition set for July 11–16 in Irvine, California.
Dr. Kyle Taylor selected as new Caroline Engle Distinguished Professor in Research on Infectious Diseases
Taylor, an associate professor and veterinary pathologist, will assume the new professorship July 1, succeeding Dr. Dana Shaw, who has held the role for the past four years.
Bucking the trend:
Women set pace for bringing the fruits of WSU research to market
The gender gap in research commercialization persists around the globe, but WSU’s highest-impact discoveries stemmed from the scientific work of women.
Researcher earns $420K grant to study tick-borne disease
The NIH grant to WSU researcher Dana Shaw could pave the way for strategies to stop tick-borne diseases before they reach people or animals.