WSU Pullman

The trainings will be primarily conducted around Heald Hall in conjunction with neighboring agencies, and are scheduled to take place this week.

Founded at WSU three decades ago, La Hermandad de O eMe Te is marking the anniversary with a campus reunion and celebratory dinner on Saturday, Jan. 24.

Potential safety hazards from severe winds prompted WSU Pullman to close today while the Spokane campus issued a two‑hour delayed start to operations.

The part-time role serves as the principal faculty liaison between the institution’s academic enterprise and its athletics program.

The unanimous decision by the Board of Student Media was based on steeply declining purchase and pickup rates, as well as the loss of advertising.

Children ages 3 to 10, and their parents or guardians, are invited to attend the free Pullman Parks and Recreation Halloween Carnival from 3–6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 31. The Carnival is being held at the Parks and Recreation Facility at 190 SE Crestview, in Pullman. The event includes activities, games, prizes, trick-or-treating, arts & crafts, and a raffle. […]

On the eve of the big game, Cougar-made foods and products, along with the iconic Cosmic Crisp® hot air balloon, will be featured Sept. 19 at the first-ever market.

The biggest one‑day event ever hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement promotes student involvement in unity, service, and community strength.

The National Lentil Festival on Aug. 16 kicks off fall in Pullman by welcoming WSU students — especially international arrivals — with food, music, and a community celebration.

Dawn Daniels, the next leader of the WSU Police Department, will be formally sworn in at 2 p.m. this Friday inside the Holland and Terrell Libraries Atrium on the WSU Pullman campus.