Each book is evaluated by members of an interdisciplinary, cross-campus selection committee. For more information and to access the nomination form, visit the Common Reading website.
Blanchfield will read from his work to conclude WSU’s fall Visiting Writers series in a live event at the WSU Museum of Art and simulcast on YouTube Live.
WSU is celebrating its commitment to serving and supporting undocumented students with the grand opening of the Undocumented Student Center on the Pullman campus on Oct. 14.
Starting on Monday, Oct. 18, the week‑long event provides a range of insights to help make your life easier, safer, and happier.
Sessions run from 3–5 p.m. virtually and in person at WSU Pullman. Pizza will be served for those attending in person. All attendees are eligible for door prizes. More information is available online.
Planning is underway now and more details will be available soon.
Free online counseling and a step-by-step guide for finding local healthcare providers are just two of the resources available to graduate students across the WSU system.
The School of Music will present its first jazz concert of the year at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 12, in Kimbrough Concert Hall.
Professor Guy Palmer will present “Global health research at WSU: Inclusive from childhood nutrition to pandemic virus hunting” for the Vice President for Research Distinguished Lecture at 1 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 11.
Indigenous Peoples Day is being celebrated on WSU campuses Oct. 11 with several events including a film screening and an address from a prominent Native American author and poet.
