architecture

Landscape architecture students’ work envisions redesigns

LEWISTON, Idaho – Landscape architecture graduate students from WSU and the University of Idaho will present their visions for the Lewiston waterfront Dec. 10-31 at the Sage Baking Company in Lewiston.   Called “Water Views,” the show features design work produced in the course “Cultural Interpretations of the Regional Landscape.”   Image produced by University […]

Landscape students

SPOKANE — WSU Spokane will present “Powering the Palouse:  connecting people, products and ideas,” a symposium of seven presentations delivered by Landscape Architecture students 1:15-4 p.m. Wednesday, April 29, on the Riverpoint Campus in the Phase I Classroom Building in the Design Institute Gallery and room 148 at 668 N Riverpoint Blvd.   The presentations […]

College of Engineering and Architecture food drive

The College of Engineering and Architecture is partnering with the Whitman County Community Action Center (CAC) to bring food and supplies to the more than 5,000 people living in poverty in Whitman County.   The CEA will be taking donations in each of their school and departmental offices, as well as in Dana 138 through […]

Professor receives prestigious grant

  PULLMAN – Anita Vasavada, assistant professor of bioengineering at WSU’s College of Engineering and Architecture, recently received an NSF CAREER grant to examine postural stability of the head and neck.   With this five-year $486,522 grant, Vasavada and her research team will study how the activation of neck muscles complements passive tissue stiffness to […]

Professor displays art inspired by faults

Landscape architecture professor Jolie Kaytes is rocking the Bay Area art world with The GridShifter, an origami kit inspired by the fault lines of California. The piece is being shown at a gallery exhibition in San Francisco beginning Feb. 21. The City | Space gallery exhibition is called “Wish You Were Here!” and features re-imaginings […]

Engineering students to host Employment Expo

PULLMAN – The WSU IEEE Student Chapter will host E4, an employment exposition with representatives from 30+ companies Tuesday Feb. 12 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the halls of the Engineering Technology and Research Laboratories (ETRL) building.  The event will provide recruiters with the opportunity to connect with electrical engineering and computer science […]

Why architectureshould matter

Viewpoint is a new feature of WSU Today where faculty, staff and grad student readers are invited to share their opinions about issues of importance and impact to WSU.   It should come as no surprise when I say that Pullman has no architecture. Yes, it has buildings — even new ones — but it […]

Engineering and Architecture Career Fair brings record number of companies

A record number of companies will be recruiting future employees at this year’s College of Engineering and Architecture Technical Career Fair at Washington State University, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 3 in the Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum. Representatives from more than 130 high-technology companies will be attending the fair, including many from throughout […]

Contractors tout success of planning

Sellen Construction Company has become one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier building contractors, thanks in part to its strategic business plan. Bob McCleskey, president, and Scott Redman, executive vice president of business development and administration, will discuss Sellen’s success at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 20, in Carpenter 102, as part of the Construction America Lecture […]