A long-time leader in the work of inclusion and community building, Allen Sutton has been hired as the executive director for outreach and education in Community, Equity and Inclusive Excellence. He will begin his new duties on July 15.
The students are receiving hands‑on learning experiences taught by health care providers, faculty at WSU Health Sciences Spokane and health sciences college students as part of the 24th annual Na‑ha‑shnee Summer Institute.
The $5.5 million project marks the fraternity’s 100th anniversary at WSU and echoes the white-pillared design of the original chapter house.
The Passport Program recently received a $10,000 mini-grant to enhance relationships within the community and surrounding areas to better serve disadvantaged students.
The contact information is specific to each WSU campus and includes several emergency and crisis service agencies.
WSU joins the inaugural cohort of 80 universities and colleges across the nation selected by the Center for First‑Generation Student Success for dedication to serving first‑generation college 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.