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The fifth annual Cougs for Recovery Art Exhibition on Nov. 13 will showcase student artwork exploring recovery, identity, and perseverance while fostering connection and belonging.

After more than 23 years of service in the U.S. Navy, veteran Patrick Hylton is pursuing a degree in data analytics through WSU Global Campus, joining his wife and two oldest children in a family tradition of Cougar education.

WSU Carson College of Business faculty will share strategies for integrating AI into coursework and preparing students for the workplace during Adobe’s Academic Innovation Café podcast on Nov. 18.

A grapevine’s variety may matter less than previously thought when it comes to drought tolerance, according to new WSU research.

Dr. Neill Johnson recalls harrowing encounters with combat and his efforts to protect military dogs and soldiers’ beloved pets during the war.

WSU celebrated Scott and Lisa Crump as they became the latest recipients of the Regents Distinguished Alumni Award

The WSU community is invited to join founding editor Tim Steury, recently retired editor Larry Clark and current staff for a free public gathering Nov. 13 in the Terrell Library Atrium.

After studying the history of bookmaking at the University of Virginia, Will Gregg is bringing new insights to WSU’s collection of more than 50,000 rare books.

WSU researchers are bringing comprehensive brain health screenings directly to underserved communities, helping adults identify risk factors and take steps to protect their cognitive health.

Flags across the state, including on Washington State University campuses, will be lowered to half-staff Friday in honor of former Whitman County Sheriff Brett Myers.