Notable Alumni

Dick Spink never intended to hunt for Amelia Earhart’s airplane, but he may have solved the mystery.

WSU and the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights have reached an agreement to resolve three complaints investigated as potential Title IX violations.

NW business leaders see positive factors fueling economy, but nearly half are uncertain about the future growth.

Ron Mittelhammer, the latest recipient of the WSU Alumni Association’s Alumni Achievement Award, is stepping down as dean to return to classroom.

WSU’s annual Business Plan Competition was held April 20 with five startup teams awarded $5,000-$15,000 in prize money.

Kamie Ethridge, veteran coach and player in many post season and championship playoffs, to lead Cougars women’s basketball.

A keynote address by inventor and entrepreneur Edmund O. Schweitzer capped a daylong tribute to the partnership that has developed between WSU and the company he founded.

Keith Jackson, who was widely regarded as the ‘voice of college football’ by several generations, died Friday, Jan. 13, in Los Angeles.

A strong WSU backer throughout his life, Jackson Hall on the Pullman campus was named in his honor in 2014.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Washington State quarterback Luke Falk was named the winner of the Burlsworth Trophy by the Brandon Burlsworth Foundation and Springdale Rotary Club at a banquet on Dec. 4.