University Affairs

Problems with improper use and access of the research track have become so serious that WSU Police will be called when people and their animals are found using the track and its surrounding area.

The president and provost will make a brief presentation before engaging in a dialogue with meeting attendees.

WSU Pullman Transportation Services has teamed up with an app called WayToPark to allow visitors to pay for parking and add more time if necessary from their phones.

Austin, previously WSU’s vice provost for academic affairs, will return to her role as director of the Edward R. Murrow Center for Media and Health Promotion Research and professor in the Murrow College.

Washington State Athletics is focused on maximizing revenue and stewardship of its resources – among other goals – as it looks to the future.

Amber Graham has been appointed the 2019-2020 chair of the President’s Commission on Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Orientation.

Hosted by President Kirk Schulz and new Provost and Executive Vice President Mitzi Montoya, the town halls provide opportunities for faculty, staff and students to hear from and interact with WSU’s top two leaders.

A decade after opening Palouse Ridge Golf Club, Washington State University is seeking a new contract for the management and operation of restaurant services at the popular event space.

For the first time since 2013, WSU’s operating budget is back in the black and a year earlier than projected.

Beginning this semester, WSU Everett students will be able to take courses at the WSU Extension Island County office in Coupeville.

The new faculty members bring a wealth of industry, research and teaching experience to the college.

Pantig said she’ll use her position to advocate for all WSU students, including those attending online through the Global Campus.

As the new academic year begins throughout the WSU system, the medical school’s growth underscores the University’s commitment to serving the state’s needs.

Sutton hopes to lead the history faculty in finding new and innovative ways to help all students think about the past and how it informs the present, and how they can use it to shape a better future.

The 2019-2020 projects include a new course in which students will learn the chemical origins of color perception and create painting projects from pigments they have synthesized themselves in the laboratory.

The general wage increase will be effective Jan. 1, 2020.