Friday’s online COVID‑19 Town Hall postponed

July 16, 2020

By Communications staff, Washington State University

The virtual Town Hall originally set for July 17 has been postponed until next week.

The new day and time will be announced shortly. In the meantime, please visit the WSU COVID-19 website for the latest news and information regarding WSU’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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The number of gifts received, and money donated in support of WSU’s food pantries more than doubled during this year’s Apple Cup Food Pantry Challenge.

By Steve Nakata, Student Affairs

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