The process should place more value on innovation, entrepreneurship and other forms of scholarly impact, a multi-institution coalition argued recently in the journal Science.
WSU students on the Pullman campus are invited to participate in a pilot program for a new diversity training series called Equity 360.
As part of the new partnership, WSU Tri‑Cities will offer seminars, events and coursework at the newly reopened Walter Clore Wine and Culinary Center in Prosser for both students and the public.
During their meetings in Pullman, the regents also learned about the latest enrollment figures and continued efforts to stop the spread of COVID‑19.
The grand opening celebration for Collaboration Hall is Wednesday, Sept. 22. The building features a range of state-of-the-art undergraduate science teaching labs, study spaces and open presentation areas.
Cougar Health Services staff immediately stepped up to the challenges posed by an emerging pandemic and continue to serve the Pullman student population as the fall semester unfolds.
The popular Coug head remains the university’s most powerful identifying image in the brand evolution more than two years in the making.
The Cultural and Heritage Houses on the Pullman campus are going up for sale. In their place, the Division of Student Affairs is opening a new cultural and affinity center.
There are around 1,500 students on the post 9/11 G.I. Bill attending classes across the WSU system. Pullman alone has more than 1,100 students who are veterans or military affiliated.
To comply with the state’s vaccination requirement, unvaccinated WSU employees have until Sept. 13 to get the first Pfizer shot, or they can get the single-dose Janssen/Johnson & Johnson vaccine by Oct. 4.
