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In many respects the COVID‑19 pandemic is revolutionizing the ways WSU Pullman’s affinity student centers are providing support and facilitating student engagement.

While COVID-19 has forced many conferences online, going virtual has a big silver-lining for Research Week as it allows people across the WSU system equal access to the many activities of the Oct. 12–16 event.

The grant will be used to develop a regional Feed the Future Animal Health Innovation Lab and research program, based in Nairobi, Kenya.

After steady enrollment growth each year since 2013, the system‑wide total dipped just 1.4% to 31,159 students for Fall 2020 during the ongoing COVID‑19 pandemic.

With supervisory approval, the mentor/mentee program is available to all WSU staff. Supervisors are encouraged to allow staff members to participate.

The state's top‑selling specialty plate generated more than $673,000 last year in support of students throughout the WSU system.

The new three‑year residence training program, based at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, is currently accepting applications.

Until the smoke clears, Washington State University veterinarians say the best thing pet owners can do is keep their animals indoors.

Washington State University announced a $3 million gift to establish the Rosalie & Harold Rea Brown Distinguished Endowed Chair in Plant Pathology.

Testing by the Washington National Guard will resume at 1 p.m. inside the venue and be available until 5 p.m. for all current WSU Pullman students.