Students

Three departments honored for their approaches in helping students succeed.

Work is underway to make WSU’s policy pertaining to discrimination and harassment easier to read, understand, and more accessible to faculty, staff and students.

Whether it’s popsicle sticks, play-dough, or recyclables, you can donate simple materials to help kids on the Palouse learn science.

A pair of siblings at the Carson College of Business will create a new lasting memory when the two will walk across the stage at graduation to accept online MBA degrees together.

‘Refuge: Rethinking Refugee Policy in a Changing World’ will be the Common Reading book for first-year and other students in 2019-20 at the Pullman, Tri-Cities, Spokane, and Global campuses.

Described by one of his professors as “a powerful student role model,” senior Jordan Sykes has demonstrated his commitment to excellence in an array of scholarly and service activities.

An estimated 1,400 students, family members, faculty, staff and others are expected to attend WSU’s Multicultural Graduation Celebration at 6 p.m. May 3 in the Compton Union Building Senior Ballroom.

21‑year‑old Caitlyn Aune will receive a master’s degree in accounting on May 4. A year earlier, Aune earned an undergraduate accounting degree.

WSU is making single-user, gender-inclusive restrooms more accessible and easier to locate for anyone who finds traditional multi-stalled single-gender restrooms inconvenient.

WSU design students are creating an inflatable playground that enables kids to shape and interact with an outdoor environment.