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The assistant professor in the School of Design and Construction, and her team in the Morphogenesis Lab have received a World Architecture Award from World Architecture Community.

Cougar Health Services staff immediately stepped up to the challenges posed by an emerging pandemic and continue to serve the Pullman student population as the fall semester unfolds.

Glenys Hill and Gay Selby are receiving the WSU College of Education’s Advocate for Education award, which recognizes those that have shown significant commitment and contributions to the field.

Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to serve on the board to give input on the experience at the libraries, including websites, online services, collections, in‑person services, and physical spaces.

The popular Coug head remains the university’s most powerful identifying image in the brand evolution more than two years in the making.

The campus announced an expanded “Stories” Veterans Memorial and dedication of the new General James Mattis Leadership Library, now located in the campus Veterans Center.

Mikuta, author of “Gearbreakers,” will speak at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 22 in person in Pullman at the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center. The free event will be simulcast live on YouTube.

The free, eight‑hour virtual workshop takes place on Friday, Sept. 17 and will explore current collaborations in energy research and preview the new Energy Sciences Center on the PNNL campus.

The Cultural and Heritage Houses on the Pullman campus are going up for sale. In their place, the Division of Student Affairs is opening a new cultural and affinity center.

To celebrate Constitution and Citizenship Day, the WSU Libraries will sponsor a round-robin public reading of the Constitution starting at noon on Friday, Sept. 17, in the Terrell Library Atrium.