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The Sept. 25 address from Robert D. Bullard is part of the biennial William Julius Wilson Symposium, which enables students and the wider community to honor and engage with leading figures in the promotion of social inclusiveness and diversity in social policies.
Puyallup mayor and Coug alum John Palmer said the city wanted to show how much it appreciates the connection between WSU and Puyallup residents during Higher Education Appreciation Week, Sept. 23-28.
Faculty, staff, and students from both colleges are invited to join President Kirk Schulz and new Provost and Executive Vice President Mitzi Montoya on Sept. 18 for separate town halls in Pullman.
The tour will take place on Thursday, Sept. 19 on the farm, located on Animal Science Road behind the WSU Bear Research, Education and Conservation Center in Pullman.
Faculty, staff, and students at WSU Everett are invited to join President Kirk Schulz and new Provost and Executive Vice President Mitzi Montoya today for a town hall in Everett to talk about the university’s upcoming opportunities and challenges.
Learn how to identify Cougs in crisis and connect them with support by signing up for a training at Cougar Health Services this semester.
The rapid pace of technology and the internet have transformed the libraries like many other areas within the university.
The talk, titled “Accelerating Scientific Discovery through Quantum Information Sciences,” will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 3 p.m. in the Engineering Teaching/Research Building (ETRL), room 101 on the WSU Pullman campus.
On view at the museum from Aug. 27 to March 14, the exhibition features unique prints of extraordinary complexity from the renowned American artist Polly Apfelbaum.
The event will feature Robert Siegel, former host of NPR’s All Things Considered, and will honor Ruckelshaus Center’s Founder and Chairman Bill Ruckelshaus on Sept. 13 at the Washington State Convention Center.
On view at the museum from Aug. 20-Dec. 14, this five-channel video work is a meditation on humankind’s strained relationship with nature, where forces of good and evil vie for control of the land.
WSU Extension Forestry offers a seminar on the impacts recent droughts have had on trees and what that means for privately- owned forests in the region.
Experts from WSU, Microsoft FarmBeats, ASI Robots and others will share updates on cutting-edge agricultural advances from 1:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 22, in Prosser, Washington.
Discover the history of WSU’s Terrell Library in part one of a two-part series commemorating the iconic building’s 25th year.
All competitions require written applications. Applicants will present their ideas at sessions during Research Week and winners will be announced during the awards ceremony on Oct. 24.
Investigating topics from smart homes to disease diagnostics to wearable computing and more, more than 80 students from colleges nationwide worked this summer with faculty mentors at WSU.
Research Week is dedicated to celebrating achievements, building partnerships, and pursuing new opportunities for research at WSU.
Join Big & Rich with Cowboy Troy for #WSUDadsWeekend at Beasley Coliseum.
Comprised of 24 works by 16 artists, the collection includes artworks by renowned American and international artists. The exhibition is on view at the museum starting July 23.
Former senate majority leader Lisa Brown is the keynote speaker for the National Education for Women Leadership Institute, July 11–16, at WSU Health Sciences Spokane.
The annual field day on July 11 in Mount Vernon is a free event, open to the public, and includes tours, presentations and a free barbecue dinner.