Information Technology

Classified staff receive 2 percent increase, while faculty, graduate assistants and administrative professional staff got 1 percent under planned raises that took effect Jan. 1. Senior administrators were excluded.

Enhanced masking of personally identifiable information within WSU’s network, including myWSU and other necessary areas, is now in effect across all WSU systems. 

Deadline for submissions to the weeklong celebration of scholarly achievement among WSU students, faculty and staff is Jan. 16.

The honor recognizes Cook’s more than 40 years of research on soil‑borne pathogens and his service to WSU and the Pacific Northwest agricultural community.

The “Yes, It’s Possible” campaign will continue through spring and features digital marketing along with other targeted advertising aimed at potential college students.

This third annual summit will focus specifically on information security topics that affect WSU.

Respond to daily questions via Information Technology Services’ social media sites during Hacktober for a chance to win WSU gear.

Global shift in the recycling market forces changes in how and what kinds of items WSU Pullman will accept in campus waste and recycle bins.

Students, faculty and staff universitywide are invited to begin using two new computing resources launched today.

WSU’s central Information Technology Services is offering up a look at its past year’s efforts via its 2018 annual report.