Campus & Community

The Hameedi family arrived at their new home in Pullman after fleeing war torn Afghanistan thanks in part to the efforts of Paul Whitney, associate vice president for international programs.

Department of Viticulture & Enology Assistant Professor Tom Collins presented an overview of his grape smoke exposure research and described risk assessment efforts during a conference at the University of Yamanashi.

Students work with faculty and with commercial wineries and if their Blended Learning wine turns out well, it’s bottled and sold with the student’s name adorning the label. Proceeds are funneled back into the program.

WSU employees are encouraged to review the university system’s inclement weather website for information about relevant policies and procedures.

Orrin Pilkey received the WSU Alumni Association’s Alumni Achievement Award in recognition of his distinguished research and education to preserve America’s coastal resources.

The “Palouse Meal” is the latest of several special events supporting educational goals that Dining Services is hosting with academic departments.

The first complex weapon system developed by humans is helping WSU students learn about both ancient technological innovation and modern-day experimental archeology.

Santa’s all-nighter to deliver holiday presents around the world could put him at heightened risk for a fatigue-related sleigh crash over North America, according to WSU researchers.

The National Day of Racial Healing at WSU on Jan. 17 is intended to help the university community develop critical and reflexive thinking that directly supports compassionate and ethical practices.

Nearly 60 WSU School of Design and Construction students will present their concepts for redesigning the area between the WSU Pullman campus and downtown Pullman, during a reception Tuesday, Dec. 6.