With its wide range of art-making approaches, the Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibition provides a stimulating experience for museum visitors in Pullman. It will be on display at the art museum from March 29–May 7.
The proposal would provide funds for an estimated $14 million in maintenance and repairs. It would also aid with the recovery of lost revenue as a result of the COVID‑19 pandemic.
Actor RJ Mitte will discuss living with cerebral palsy and the impact it has had on his career during a talk at noon on Wednesday, March 23, in the Compton Union Building Junior Ballroom on the Pullman campus.
Faculty, staff, and students on the Pullman campus will soon have the option of getting a CougarCard that doubles as a WSECU debit card.
Los Angeles Times reporter Andrea Castillo will discuss media coverage of global immigration on April 6 at WSU’s 46th Edward R. Murrow Symposium.
Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine is expected to be a central topic of discussion during the March 24 presentation on the Pullman campus.
Currently serving as the division’s interim leader, Ellen Taylor will begin her new position as vice chancellor on July 1.
Washington State University School of Music faculty members performed a humanitarian concert featuring works by Ukranian composers combined with music from around the world on Tuesday, March 8.
Political Science Professor Amy Mazur’s findings on women’s empowerment from her study of 56 countries will be reviewed in a side session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.
For those in need of help getting to the region’s airports, WSU Pullman boasts several options.
