Wright, currently serving as director of the School of Animal and Comparative Biomedical Sciences at the University of Arizona, is an internationally recognized researcher known for his collaborative and engaging leadership style.
A strong WSU backer throughout his life, Jackson Hall on the Pullman campus was named in his honor in 2014.
New projectors, screens and other technology were added to six first-floor buildings in the Undergraduate Building.
The transition to centralized management of WSU animal facilities is set for July 1 under the Office of the Campus Veterinarian within the Office of Research.
The WSU Art Museum has changed its name, physical address, shipping address and social media urls.
On the line in the 2018 session is $113.9 million slated for WSU capital projects.
International enrollment sets record as new partnership enhances WSU’s ability to provide a transformative educational experience for all students.
As weird animals go, the mangrove killifish is in a class of its own.
WSU researchers received a Mellon grant to support development and evaluation of an online platform for sharing Native American library and archive collections nationwide.
A new study by a WSU College of Nursing researcher showed information on sleep issues and strategies could help police suffering from the mental and physical effects of chronic fatigue.
The Institute is a unique leadership development program for emerging leaders in online education.
The new agreement will also provide increased compensation for Coach Leach beginning in 2018 as well as for the assistant coaches’ salary pool.
As chancellor, Haynes will function as the chief executive officer, representing the campus in the community, guiding campus growth, and advocating for WSU Tri-Cities within the WSU statewide system of campuses.
Greater access to state certification is the goal of a new WSU effort focusing on specific groups of educators, including those with indigenous backgrounds.
The new director wants to grow undergraduate degree programs and continue building on the school’s record of landing major research grants and other external funding.
Organizers describe it as an opportunity to showcase Washington state’s agriculture industry.
Faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to use the online form on the site to share suggestions, ask questions, and voice concerns about the budget.
There are 726 undergraduates, 67 masters and MBA’s and 54 Ph.D.’s scheduled to walk in the Dec. 9 commencement ceremony.
Washington State, which played in the Holiday Bowl last year as well, is making its third-straight bowl appearance and fourth in six years under head coach Mike Leach, marking the first time a coach has done either at WSU.
To meet the needs of the rapidly expanding senior living industry, WSU has added an online senior living certificate program to its hospitality business management curriculum.