Crystal frost blankets WSU Pullman campus
PULLMAN, Wash. – Temperatures dipping into the teens and low 20s left the WSU Pullman campus covered in a beautiful crystaline hoar frost this morning, as captured by Robert Hubner, WSU Photo Services.
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WSU Graduate Writing Center consultant awarded Fulbright Fellowship to Uganda
Richard Shafer has received a Fulbright Fellowship to establish a writing center at the Kabale University School of Medicine in western Uganda.
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WSU Graduate Writing Center consultant awarded Fulbright Fellowship to Uganda
Richard Shafer has received a Fulbright Fellowship to establish a writing center at the Kabale University School of Medicine in western Uganda.
Update from the WSU Pullman Chancellor-Designate
As I step into the dual role of provost and WSU Pullman chancellor over the next several months, I look forward to meeting more of you and hearing your ideas on how to build on the strength of our flagship campus.
Honorary doctoral degree awarded to Professor Emeritus William D. Lipe
In a career spanning six decades, Lipe has significantly shaped the way archaeological resources are managed and how archaeology is conducted in the world today.
NSF grant tackles Arctic data problem
A $1.25 million National Science Foundation grant will spur development of a platform to help researchers better manage data about the vast and poorly understood Arctic.
Schulz’s host holiday open houses Dec. 15, 16
The holiday open house is back for the first time since the COVID‑19 pandemic. President Kirk Schulz and First Lady Noel Schulz are hosting the seasonal gathering at the President’s House on the Pullman campus.
Ensuring the success of the next generation of Cougs
WSU President Kirk Schulz provided the university community an update on the administration of the Pullman campus as well as fundraising efforts in his Nov. 30 message.