Campus & Community

Numerous events — from dances and dinners to book readings and workshops — will be taking place across the WSU system in the weeks to come in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

Dozens of representatives from Native American tribes and nations joined systemwide university leaders in Pullman last month for a celebration of a quarter century of collaboration.

On Wednesday, Nov. 9, Emergency Management will be running a test of the university’s alert systems. This test will be sent through WSU Alert, WSU Pullman’s Campus Outdoor Warning System, Alertus and the university’s social media platforms.

Case-based simulations provide athletic training students with real-world scenarios, such as heated exchanges with coaches or discussions with farmers who have injured themselves at work.

As in‑person county fairs resumed in Washington state this year, volunteers and educators with WSU Extension helped make them successful and safe.

The Ranger Challenge functions as the varsity sport for the U.S. Army’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps programs nationwide. WSU Army ROTC will host their regional counterparts from nearly a dozen schools Nov. 4–6.

Check out a video of WSU nursing and veterinary medicine students providing free healthcare services to low‑income people or people experiencing homelessness and their pets.

The university joined representatives from The Boeing Company yesterday to celebrate the latest in a series of investments in WSU’s land-grant mission made by the aerospace and technology leader.

Q*Hort was created in 2019 as a space for incoming LGBTQ+ students to find a community. It drew about 100 participants to the university this fall.

This year’s theme for International Open Access Week is “Open for Climate Justice.” WSU organizers seek to encourage collaboration through the open sharing of research.