Working toward an in-person WSU experience
Washington State University is preparing for an in-person Fall 2021 semester and is making its plans in accordance with state and public health guidelines.
Washington State University is preparing for an in-person Fall 2021 semester and is making its plans in accordance with state and public health guidelines.
From WSU Athletics PULLMAN, Wash. – The Pac-12 conference has released its 2014 schedule and Washington State University will host five conference football games in Martin Stadium along with a season-opening contest against Rutgers for the Seattle game.
WSU Pullman’s annual Mom’s Weekend festivities run Friday-Sunday, April 7-9. Colleges, departments and student groups host specialized activities and some gatherings really are geared to students and their moms. But there are many other events with broader appeal to WSU employees, graduate students and their families. Some of these include: • Quilt exhibit, free, Holland/Terrell […]
Managing time doesn’t have to be challenging. The following are some suggestions on how to organize a schedule for success: • Identify goals and priorities. • Know when you are most productive and alert and schedule more intensive tasks then. • List big tasks as far in advance as possible; break them into workable bites; […]
Academic life is a never-ending cycle of papers, meetings, exams and deadlines. Organization holds the key. According to Katherine Lovrich, Learning Assistance Programs coordinator, time management makes the difference between barely surviving and succeeding in school and the workplace. “If you procrastinate, you may still get the job done, but your stress level rises, you […]
The Comparative Ethnic Studies Department (CES) at Washington State University launches its annual fall film festival Wednesday (Sept. 17) with a screening and discussion of the film “Sankofa,” a tale of several slaves who were captured after trying to escape. Sankofa is an Akan word that means ‘one must return to the past in order […]