The Washington Student Achievement Council grant is funding a variety of initiatives, including a new position that will work with WSU’s diverse student population to address food and housing insecurity.
The WSU Alumni Association and Student Alumni Ambassadors coordinate the 80-year tradition of honoring these outstanding students, who are nominated from across WSU’s six campuses.
Jesse Cogdill could have given up on her dreams of becoming a veterinarian at many points. But here she is, at 32 years old, only a few weeks away from graduating at WSU.
A total of 53 students from WSU’s Pullman, Global, Tri‑Cities, and Vancouver campuses competed in the first‑ever systemwide esports tournament.
Members of WSU’s Ukrainian community are hosting a series of cultural events, starting this Saturday, April 16, while also raising funds and supplies for the defense of their homeland.
As part of #CougsGive, WSU veterinarians are hoping to raise enough money to purchase new equipment that will lead to safer treatments for animal patients with cancer.
A new fund created to honor Tim Pavish’s 18-year run as associate vice president of Advancement and executive director of the Washington State University Alumni Association will match $43,000 in donations raised by the Cougar community on April 13, #CougsGive day.
Whether it is learning about the historical significance of cherry blossoms, making origami, or watching a Hawaiian tattoo artist at work, WSU’s Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration has something for everyone.
The day-long event brings the entire Cougar community together to support scholarships, student experiences, faculty research and outreach programs systemwide.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and WSU Pullman is recognizing the month with a series of events designed to raise awareness of sexual violence.
