Crowds of people pass the window of the CUB Bookie on the WSU Pullman campus daily, most never noticing marks etched on the window there. The line of dots and dashes are Morse code, and spell out W S U.
When people think cybercrime, viruses, ransomware, and stolen passwords are usually top of mind. Yet today’s hackers are increasingly taking a far less technically sophisticated approach to stealing money.
Funded by a $300,000 National Science Foundation award, the 10‑week program expands WSU’s partnership with Germany’s Cluster of Excellence on Plant Sciences.
Five students and their chaperone from Kazakhstan visited the Palouse this July for an English program at the Intensive American Language Center.
WSU architect Omar Al‑Hassawi has some advice for those in need of alternative methods to keep their homes tolerably cool this week.
WSU’s new Maximizing Access to Research Careers program offers STEM undergraduates research opportunities, including a 10-week summer research experience.
Student Affairs is taking new steps to increase students’ access to the health services they need by expanding resources, streamlining processes, and creating a new leadership position.
The rising juniors and seniors participating in the Dare to Dream program are members of seasonal farmworker families. The program offers students hands‑on instruction in sciences, math, engineering, and self‑development.
Titled “Cougs and Their Cubs,” the event series consists of child-centered activities students can participate in with their kids as well as virtual social events for Coug parents on their own.
The distinction demonstrates WSU’s focus on meeting the highest standards and the center’s status as a place where children are not only kept safe but provided educational experiences.
