Meet Office of Commercialization personnel and find out how to disclose your invention to our office and get the process started. This open house style session will provide time for you to drop in and speak with one of our Technology Licensing Associates as it fits in with your schedule. Talk with us about how your […]
Listen as a distinguished panel discusses sustainability through biochar and how the upcoming “Pizza for the Planet” event will produce it! The event is on Thursday, April 20, from 3–4 p.m. in the Compton Union Building, Room LL60 (Butch’s Den), on the Pullman campus. This discussion examines biochar — a charcoal-like substance made from burning […]
The Department of Mathematics & Statistics is proud to announce the 40th Annual Ostrom Lecture, returning for the first time since 2019! The Annual Theodore G. Ostrom lecture brings internationally renowned mathematics scholars to the Pullman campus each spring, in honor of Emeritus Ostrom who retired from WSU in 1981 after 21 years on faculty. The lecture this […]
Are you considering retiring? Join a pre-retirement seminar to assist you in your planning. Topics include: Retiree Medical, Dental, and Life Insurance Enrollment Processes; Medicare and Social Security; Voluntary Employee’s Benefit Association Medical Expense Plan (VEBA MEP); Annual Leave Payment; Voluntary Investment Programs; Retirement Income, and; Retirement Supplementation for WSURP participants. These seminars are split […]
Do you know a WSU employee who is exceptionally creative in problem-solving or who consistently goes above and beyond? Nominate that WSU employee for the Crimson Spirit Award today! Visit hrs.wsu.edu/recognition/crimson-spirit-award to nominate a WSU employee or to see past award recipients.
With the new 2023 regulations out, are you sure your shipment is not considered a dangerous good? Some of the commonly shipped dangerous good items here at WSU include: Specimens that are collected directly from humans or animals — even if they are not pathogenic or infectious Lithium batteries (phones, computers, radios) Dry ice Chemicals […]
The Washington State University School of Music choral ensembles and Symphony Orchestra will join forces with the Palouse Choral Society for “A Classical Collaboration.” Under the baton of Drs. Dean Luethi (WSU Director of Choral Activities) and Matthew Myers (Artistic Director of the Palouse Choral Society and WSU Associate Director of Choral Activities), the combined choirs […]
Road construction for repaving is expected to occur along Stadium Way from the Nevada Street intersection to the Wilson Road intersection sometime between May 15 to July 31. Traffic will be reduced to 2 lanes (1 each direction) during construction activities. The exact start and end times will be shared when available. Feel free to contact the project manager, Adam Ferry, at […]
Faculty and staff on academic or 9‑month appointments will have premiums and surcharges collected from the last paychecks before the break occurs. For those on academic 9‑month appointments and a summer break, these collections will occur on the two May paychecks: Summer premiums for life insurance will be collected from the first May paycheck. Medical […]
There are multiple events being held in Pullman to celebrate Earth Week. Check out a few of the offerings below. Wall-E Screening, April 17, 6:30 p.m., CUB Auditorium. RSVP for a free goody bag and popcorn. Clothing Swap, April 19, 1–4 p.m., Fulmer 204. Hosted by the Environmental Sustainability Alliance and the Environmental Science Club. Bring your gently used clothes to trade/donate! […]