Achievements

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.

Twenty-one graduate student scholarship recipients were recognized at the fifth annual Evening of Excellence.

Described by one of his professors as “a powerful student role model,” senior Jordan Sykes has demonstrated his commitment to excellence in an array of scholarly and service activities.

An estimated 1,400 students, family members, faculty, staff and others are expected to attend WSU’s Multicultural Graduation Celebration at 6 p.m. May 3 in the Compton Union Building Senior Ballroom.

The College of Veterinary Medicine has become the first in the nation with an accredited simulation training program developed for and devoted to veterinary care.

Multiple graduate students, staff and faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences were honored for outstanding achievement in April.

More than 30 student venture teams, representing nearly 150 students, presented their business ideas and competed for cash and in-kind prizes totaling more than $75,000.

More than 5,500 students are expected to graduate from WSU campuses statewide this spring, with a record number planning to participate in commencement exercises.

The program recognized 11 graduating McNair scholars, all of whom have been accepted into graduate school and are well prepared for the next step of their educational careers.

The school was ranked 15th by the Academic Ranking of World Universities in hospitality and tourism management.

WSU students won top awards for best television newscast, daily newspaper, online reporting, photography, sports reporting, news reporting, videography, and editorial cartooning, among other awards.

Never in a million years did formerly incarcerated scholar Noel Vest believe he’d be graduating from WSU with a PhD and going on to a prestigious postdoc at Stanford University.

WSU design students are creating an inflatable playground that enables kids to shape and interact with an outdoor environment.

With their design for a waste to energy power plant, the WSU architecture students were one of 10 teams selected nationally out of 172 entries and almost 500 students.

Snedeker will be going to London’s Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance to explore the topic “harnessing music’s ability for social change” in the coming year.

Junior Keyaira Mumford selected a historic building in the Gastown district of Vancouver, British Columbia for her award‑winning renovation design.