PULLMAN, Wash. — The Bill Chipman Palouse Trail will be dedicated officially on Saturday, April 4, during a public ceremony at a picturesque point on the trail approximately two miles west of Moscow and five miles east of Pullman. The noon “The Rail Is Your Trail” ceremony will take place where the trail runs parallel […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — The search for a new vice president for business affairs at Washington State University is formally underway with the appointment of a search committee, chaired by T.L. Purce, vice president for Extended University Affairs. Vice President Sallie Giffen announced her retirement in December and leaves in May after six years at WSU. […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — A dozen of the nation’s top restaurant industry executives will be guest speakers and panelists at the 13th Annual Donald I. Smith Chain Restaurant Management Conference March 9-10 on the WSU campus. “Show Me the Opportunity” is the theme of the two-day event, hosted by the WSU Hotel and Restaurant Administration (HRA) […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — The nomination deadline for annual Washington State University College of Liberal Arts awards has been extended to Feb. 27. Each year the College of Liberal Arts recognizes the accomplishments of its faculty, staff, students and alumni with Distinguished Achievement Awards. In addition, the William F. Mullen Award for Excellence in Teaching is […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — It may take a village — AND lots of techno-toys — to educate an engineer today. With that in mind, a troupe of Washington State University engineering and architecture students will spend the morning and lunch hour with about 100 Pullman High School science and math students Tuesday, Feb. 24, having fun […]
PULLMAN, Wash.—Washington State University senior Justin Jacob, a member of the Yakama Nation, has been named to the 1998 USA Today All-USA College Academic Team. Jacob, who is from Wapato and will graduate from WSU in May with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and certification to teach at the high school level, was named to […]
Pullman, Wash.–Washington State University’s production of “Prometheus, The Unrepentant,” an updated version of the famous Greek play, “Prometheus Bound,” is set for Feb. 26-28, and March 5-7 at the university’s R.R. Jones Theatre at Daggy Hall. The play is based on “one of the defining myths of western civilization–the punishment of Zeus imposed on the […]
“Baby boomers are rapidly approaching senior citizenry. Without more empathetic designers for retirement living, our elders, worldwide, could find themselves marginalized, in non-adaptive communities.” Sarah Recken, architecture PULLMAN, Wash.–The United States is preparing to meet the needs of an aging population. So is Japan, found Sarah Recken, Washington State University architecture professor who just returned […]
“Baby boomers are rapidly approaching senior citizenry. Without more empathetic designers for retirement living, our elders, worldwide, could find themselves marginalized, in non-adaptive communities.” Sarah Recken, architecture PULLMAN, Wash.–The United States is preparing to meet the needs of an aging population. So is Japan, found Sarah Recken, Washington State University architecture professor who just returned […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — Two corporations — American Microsystems, Inc. (AMI) of Pocatello, Idaho, and IBM’s Microelectronics Division of Essex Junction, Vermont, and two government laboratories — the Air Force Research Laboratory of Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, and Sandia National Laboratories of Albuquerque, New Mexico — have joined the northwest-based Center for Design of Analog-Digital […]