Campus & Community

This year’s event in Pullman is being hosted by the Washington-Idaho Border Section of ACS, a cooperative venture lead by WSU and the University of Idaho.

The Student Outreach and Retention pilot program connects students with mentors to help guide them in their careers.

Police have reported recent evidence of wildlife activity, including the possibility of a cougar, near Terre View Drive between Northwood Drive and Pullman Airport Road.

The two campuses are among 11 in Washington and more than 400 nationally to receive the Arbor Day Foundation recognition this year.

The $63.8 million facility includes lab space for biology and chemistry, serving general educational needs for students and many foundational STEM courses.

WSU hosts the 2024 Weed Science Field Tour from 1-5 pm on June 12 at research fields on the Palouse.

Almost 70 students are participating in undergraduate research programs with mentoring faculty this summer in Pullman. They will share their research findings on Aug. 2 at a symposium.

The history of LGBTQ+ Cougs likely goes back to WSU’s founding in 1890, but most of those stories remain untold. A new effort is starting to change that.

U.S. Sen. Patty Murray toured WSU’s Center for Native American Health Thursday on the Spokane campus, where she spoke about the work underway to address healthcare disparities across the region.

Former Washington State College student and U.S. Army Captain Donald Froemke was finally laid to rest in August 2022 in Yakima.