Recent News
New mandatory ethics training
The new training requirement is part of an overall update of the university’s ethics policy that took effect in December. The policy serves as a key resource for WSU personnel trying to navigate state ethics laws.
WSU Career Expo Feb. 6 and 7 connects employers with students
The virtual expo on Monday runs from noon to 3 p.m., and the in‑person expo Tuesday is from noon to 4 p.m. in Beasley Coliseum.
Amir Gilmore’s non-exhaustive reading list
Reading lists can be a great starting point for providing context and understanding of the sociality of Black life. They do have limits, however. First, they’re worthless unless you actually read or listen to an audiobook of the material. Second, reading lists don’t necessarily lead to solutions or absolution; they lead to more reading. Third, […]
Amir Gilmore: ‘I want a broader view of Black history’
Gilmore, associate dean for WSU College of Education, discusses what Black History Month means to him and how he’d like to see Black history taught in the United States.
WSU nets top 100 ranking among U.S. universities
Research.com ranked WSU 89th among more than 540 universities in the United States in its 2022 rankings and 225th among institutions of higher education worldwide.
Three former Cougs are set to suit up for Super Bowl LVII
No matter which team wins the big game Feb. 12, there will be at least one former member of the football team coming away with the most coveted ring in professional sports.