Recent News
Registration deadline extended for DARPA Forward conference
The conference will be Sept. 13-14 and is intended to connect DARPA leaders with new communities of talent and partnerships to energize regional and national innovation, fuel breakthroughs in national security, and help deliver the U.S. technological advantage.
WSU Pullman celebrates inauguration of its first chancellor
In her speech, Elizabeth Chilton recalled agreeing to join WSU without setting foot in Eastern Washington. She and her family immediately welcomed with support from the university and Pullman communities.
New employee learning platform improves free training options
An improved search function, along with a leadership course developed by MIT’s Sloan School of Management, are among the myriad of options available on WSU’s new employee learning platform, Skillsoft Percipio, which launched Aug. 9.
WSU fundraising surpasses $154.3 million in FY2022
In all, donors generously supported 1,905 different projects, initiatives, or funds system-wide, benefitting academic, research, and outreach efforts in every college and at each of the university’s six campuses.
National Guard helicopter landing on Pullman campus Friday
The multi‑role, military aircraft will be on static display in the center of the Mooberry Track for the all‑campus picnic.
Trending scam steals money — by simply asking employees for it
When people think cybercrime, viruses, ransomware, and stolen passwords are usually top of mind. Yet today’s hackers are increasingly taking a far less technically sophisticated approach to stealing money.