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Russo’s collaborative digital mapping, ecology, and arts project has brought together students and community members, as well as forging valuable connections between the arts, humanities, and sciences.

Follow the journey via WSU Regent’s professor Debbie Lee’s photographs, and read her essay, “Arctic chronicles,” in Washington State Magazine’s Spring 2019 issue.

Stephanie Kerschbaum, acclaimed author and associate professor of English at the University of Delaware, presents “Signs of Disability: Perception, Materiality, Narrative,”

A creative writer and poet, Potts joined WSU faculty in 2013, after a 22‑year teaching career at Kansas State University.

Joy Egbert will visit Saints Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje in Macedonia in March 2019.

When WSU English teacher Aaron Oforlea’s name was called at the College Language Association convention banquet, he didn’t expect it and didn’t notice.

Pamela Thoma, an associate professor with more than 20 years of higher education experience, was recently named director of the Program in Women’s Studies.

$60,153 awarded to support projects focusing on faculty professional goals to advance universitywide arts and humanities initiatives.

In any other universe, a park bench might just be a park bench. But this is the universe of a children’s book so the sky is limit.

The new series by executive producer Leonardo DiCaprio explores the formative frontier period of American history.