Professors and teachers opinions differ significantly

Ask college faculty members about the high-school graduates coming into their classes: Many will tell you that students are ill prepared for the demands of higher education. Ask public-high-school teachers the same question: Their answers will be more positive. Look at the data at the full report and graphs at The Chronicle of Higher Education at http://chronicle.com/free/v52/i27/27b00901.htm

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Washington State University was founded on March 28, 1890. To celebrate WSU’s 134th birthday, all campuses got involved.

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Provost finalists visiting the week of April 1

Finalists in the process of interviewing for the position of provost and executive vice president will present to the public during their visits to WSU next week.

McCoy named interim WSU athletic director

A widely recognized leader in intercollegiate athletics, McCoy will serve while a national search is conducted for the next athletic director.

WSU to review administrative structure

President Kirk Schulz used his annual State of the University Address to highlight both achievements and challenges while also announcing a planned review of WSU’s administrative structure and academic programs.