University Affairs

WSU President Kirk Schulz praised the progress being made throughout the University system to transform education and improve lives during his second State of the University address.

Vice President of Finance and Administration Stacy Pearson will oversee facilities management and operations of the WSU Seattle office beginning April 1.

Course scheduling is changing in fall 2018 in response to student and faculty requests. The schedule was designed with student success in mind, while allowing faculty more flexibility to balance teaching, research and service.

Spring has arrived at last. And while we still have traces of snow across the Palouse, signs of spring are popping up daily—here and at all of our campuses.

“Few Americans speak a foreign language, and the outcome is that few Americans understand the world outside their immediate circle.”

Leading an advocacy group that represents 2,026 WSU employees is not how Brigitta Jozefowski imagined her job.

Nominations are currently being taken for the 2018 WSU Administrative Professional Contribution Awards.

Community forums set for March 19-29 with finalists for the associate vice president for student engagement position.

Taking the reins as Washington state’s new 4‑H leader, Nancy Deringer’s top priority is reaching underserved children and teens in both rural and urban areas.

Researchers from WSU and UI have received a $50,000 USDA grant to organize a national conference bovine and human milk composition.

As a longtime faculty member, Pinkleton has held several roles at Murrow, including head of the Strategic Communication degree program, the graduate director and associate dean.

Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture has appointed Partha Pande and Indranath Dutta as school directors.

The latest test of the WSU Alert System reached 16,280 students, faculty and staff within five minutes via text, phone and email.

Nicknamed the “Crimson Cube” for its box configuration wrapped in crimson-colored glass, the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art mirrors its campus surroundings.

Tamara Holmlund and others are part of a project to improve STEM teacher preparation in Washington state, increase recruitment of qualified and diverse STEM students into teaching.

In the fall, WSU began tracking drop and withdrawal reasons in myWSU in an attempt to learn why students drop and withdraw from classes.