Students

The mindfulness and anti‑racism training is designed to be less of a corrective exercise and more of a practice in appreciating the collage of individuals that make up our community.

The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit will provide an opportunity for participants systemwide to establish partnerships to dismantle institutional injustices. The summit will take place tomorrow from 1–3 p.m.

WSU Pullman students seeking on-campus jobs can learn about fall semester opportunities during hiring sessions March 2 and 3.

Faculty and staff winners of this year’s Showcase awards were announced today ahead of the weeklong celebration of academic excellence, which takes place online March 22–29.

As part of the WAforCivility project, WSU student organizers are asking their peers, Washington legislators, and members of the broader Cougar community to pledge to acknowledge, respect, and listen to others.

This is Donna Arnold’s 15th year leading the African American Student Center. Her passion for working with students and educating people about Black culture is as strong as the day she started.

When he’s not teaching mathematics, WSU professor Sergey Lapin might be working to speed detection of deadly disease or to expand understanding of European history.

The Washington Workforce Portal is an online resource in which employers and educators may post an unlimited number of internship opportunities and have access to an intern candidate database for free.

Cougar Health Services at WSU has been awarded a $500,000 grant to help colleges and universities across the state bolster support for students in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction.

Washington State University is encouraging all members of the Cougar community to get vaccinated for COVID-19 as soon as they are eligible.