Campus & Community

For the observance of International Women’s Day, women innovators in WSU’s College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences reflect on gains and the road ahead.

The Spring 2021 issue of Washington State Magazine looks at how Cougs around the world met the challenges of COVID‑19.

Dr. Steve Hines, a longtime WSU professor and veterinarian, is leading a national effort to explore new ways of assessing teaching performance and awarding promotions at the collegiate level.

The mindfulness and anti‑racism training is designed to be less of a corrective exercise and more of a practice in appreciating the collage of individuals that make up our community.

The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit will provide an opportunity for participants systemwide to establish partnerships to dismantle institutional injustices. The summit will take place tomorrow from 1–3 p.m.

WSU Pullman students seeking on-campus jobs can learn about fall semester opportunities during hiring sessions March 2 and 3.

There are 15 TRIO programs at WSU that serve nearly 2,000 individuals with nearly $4 million in grant funding annually from the U.S. Dept. of Education.

This is Donna Arnold’s 15th year leading the African American Student Center. Her passion for working with students and educating people about Black culture is as strong as the day she started.

Exceptional student athletes and leaders from WSU’s history are being recognized by current student athletes as part of Black History Month.

The campaign is calling for community members in Pullman and Moscow to unite together, wear masks, and continue maintaining physical distance from other people.