Civic Engagement / Community Outreach

“People come here hungry for knowledge,” said Brisbane. “I help feed them.”

Free vaccinations, screenings and simple treatments were provided through nursing and veterinary medicine students at WSU’s Healthy People + Healthy Pets clinic.

As part of the Rural Community Design Initiative, WSU School of Design and Construction students are working on designs for the Pullman Depot.

Eight WSU Extension faculty members and their teams were honored for their community support by the National Extension Association for Family and Consumer Sciences.

Free hand papermaking workshops and sessions will be offered to students, veterans and community groups over four days.

Festival will include u-pick pumpkins, a produce sale, games for the family, pumpkin pie, fresh apple cider and face painting.

A College of Nursing graduate student has helped bring the first needle-exchange program to Grant County, Washington.

Seattle native Paul Pitre, has served in higher education administration roles for more than 30 years. His appointed term begins immediately.

A new animated series exploring science questions from children premieres on Northwest Public Broadcasting this week.

WSU will lease Daggy Hall’s Jones Theater and Wadleigh Theater to Pullman’s Sanctuary Studio beginning Sept. 1.