Health Equity Circle helps students realize their power to effect change
A program founded by a faculty member at the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine is showing future doctors, nurses, and pharmacists how they can organize to bring about change.
Campus & Community
WSU sport management students donate to charities through their capstone
The students held a 3‑point contest, poker tournament, pickleball tournament, and 5K race to help raise funds in November.
WSU programs partner to get more students outside
When School of the Environment Professor Alex Fremier takes his class on a field trip, he relies on the Outdoor Recreation Center to handle logistics.
Federal grant will help WSU Police Department secure professional accreditation
Accreditation from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs helps ensure departments are operating under the best available standards and practices.
WSU and UW agree to Apple Cup continuation
The universities have agreed in principle to a five‑year continuation of the storied Apple Cup football series through at least 2028.
WSU School of Music brings cheer to the Palouse on Dec. 2
Music lovers can usher in the holiday season with WSU School of Music’s Holiday Celebration: “Star of Wonder” at 2 p.m. on Saturday. The event will also be livestreamed.
WSU campuses support students’ fundamental needs during fall break
Expanded food pantry hours and meal boxes are available to students across the university system who may experience food insecurity over fall break.
Speaker series explores Lauren McCluskey’s story, evoking change on college campuses
Professor Jill McCluskey participated in a panel discussion on Tuesday with three women who helped her keep pushing for justice in the aftermath of the murder of her daughter.
New mentor program builds Tribal capacity and protects ecosystems
The program connects Tribal college graduates with Native knowledge-holders and Western science mentors to protect the ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest.
Partnerships help student volunteers build strong communities
More than 7,000 students across the WSU system seek volunteer opportunities every year, and the Center for Civic Engagement is key to helping them find organizations where they can make a difference.
