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The book describes several of Noah’s experiences growing up as the son of a white Swiss father and black Xhosa tribe woman under an apartheid government.

Washington State University Veterinarian Katie Kuehl wants to make sure the animals of people facing homelessness in Seattle don’t go without care during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Four candidates from an outstanding pool of nationwide applicants have been chosen as finalists for the position of provost and executive vice president.

Within two weeks, 116 Chromebooks have been sent to students who hail from every WSU campus and live throughout the U.S.

To prevent intrusions of Zoom meetings, also known as “Zoombombings,” WSU experts have put together a guide for securing virtual meetings.

The WSU Insider push emails will now be distributed on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The email, typically sent each weekday, was reduced to Monday and Thursday distributions following WSU’s aggressive response to the COVID‑19 public health emergency.

More than two inches long, the world’s largest hornet carries a painful, sometimes lethal sting and an appetite for honey bees. It is also the newest insect invader of Washington state.

Rebecca Kallman is Washington State University’s 2020 Mom of the Year Awardee. Kallman was nominated by her daughter, Davi, and was selected out of more than 170 nominations received.

Washington State University Vancouver will review freshman applications for admission and accept students without an SAT/ACT score for fall 2020.

In an effort to ease the minds of incoming college students, Washington State University Tri-Cities will not require SAT or ACT scores for fall admission and will continue to take applications and confirmations throughout the summer.