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WSU students have options for voting in November election
The Thomas S. Foley Institute of Public Policy and Public Service has published a guide explaining how students registered to vote elsewhere in Washington can cast their ballots in Pullman for the Nov. 3 general election.
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Public data exchange rolls out new police use-of-force dashboards
Developed and managed by WSU for the Office of the Attorney General, the dashboards centralize and standardize data received from hundreds of law enforcement agencies statewide.
DTC students gain experience through student design agency
Projects have ranged from rebranding the Pullman Civic Theatre to creating visual materials for community youth gardens, giving students opportunities to work with real clients while supporting local nonprofits.
Researchers receive ESWEEK best paper award
The WSU team developed a new hardware architecture that could help AI models such as ChatGPT and Claude run faster while using significantly less energy.
Cougar Marching Band boasts largest-ever student membership
The Cougar Marching Band has grown to a record 260 members, its largest roster since its founding in 1899, and will perform a James Bond-themed halftime show at Saturday’s Homecoming game against Boise State.
WSU alums changed manufacturing one layer at a time
3D printing pioneers Scott and Lisa Crump are this year’s recipients of the Regents’ Distinguished Alumni Award, the highest alumni honor bestowed by WSU.
WSU’s recognized as leading ‘Finance for the Future’ through Workday development
On Oct. 12, representatives from WSU’s Modernization team accepted the “Finance for the Future” award during Workday’s annual Rising Higher Education Industry Innovation Awards.