WSU and U of I pledge combined $1 million for new airport terminal
Washington State University and University of Idaho are teaming up to support the new terminal construction at Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport.
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Bring the sounds of Martin Stadium to your office with Cougar ringtones
WSU football kicks off its 2019 season on Saturday. Here’s how you can bring the Cougar spirit and the sounds of Martin Stadium into your office.
Mayor, ‘voice of Cougs’ presented with alumni award
PULLMAN, Wash. – Glenn Johnson, Pullman mayor and “voice of the Cougars” for Washington State University sports, was presented with an Honorary Alumnus Award Saturday during the WSU vs. University of Washington basketball game.
WSU Running Start student smashes Rubik record
WSU professor John MacNamara monitors as Johnson works to solve cube and break the Guinness World Record PULLMAN – Mats Johnson, a Pullman High School senior and a WSU Running Start student, earned a potential spot in the Guinness Book of World Records by unscrambling 64 Rubik’s Cubes in one hour on April 10 at […]
Book fair supports education, outreach
The Student Washington Education Association (SWEA) is holding a Scholastic book fair on the 2nd floor of Cleveland Hall from Feb. 18-27. The fair runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, for the purpose of giving students in the teacher preparation program the opportunity […]
Johnson honored with Bliss Award
Glenn A. Johnson, the “Voice of the Cougs” for more than 20 years and the head of the broadcast program at Washington State University’s Edward R. Murrow School of Communication, has been named the recipient of the 2008 Edward L. Bliss Award for Distinguished Broadcast Journalism Education. The award, given by the Radio-Television Journalism Division […]
Mayor, prof better;may leave hospital
Glenn Johnson, “Voice of the Cougars,” at the microphone announcing game Glenn Johnson — Pullman mayor, WSU communication professor, and (public announcement) voice of Cougar sports — was admitted to Pullman Regional Hospital Sunday with what was initially described as stroke-like symptoms. Johnson showed signs of “transient global amnesia,” which essentially is short-term memory loss. […]
WSU and Pullman say ‘Be a good neighbor’
PULLMAN — Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson and Washington State University’s Dean of Students, Luci Loera, will be among a group of volunteers personally greeting students on Thursday, Aug. 31, and reminding them to be good neighbors. Johnson and Loera are teaming-up to distribute magnets to students that provide advice for how to be good neighbors. […]
Johnson logs quarter century of contributions
Glenn Johnson is celebrating his 26th year as the “Voice of the Cougs” and he has the press pass to prove it. Along with a wall collage of broadcast-station photos from WSU students past, Johnson’s office proudly displays press passes from his 26 years of service to WSU Athletics. “I thought this was his 25th […]