Washington State University spring semester enrollments were up slightly university-wide, according to enrollment reports released Feb. 2.Overall, head-count enrollments at the four WSU campuses for spring 2006 are 21,903, compared to 21,894 last spring. The total of full-time equivalent students, a measure of credit hours taken, shows a greater increase, from 20,527 in spring 2005 […]
The number of students attending classes on the campuses of Washington State University is up by 4.1 percent at the beginning of spring semester 2005 over comparable figures from last spring. Total spring enrollment is 21,894. The Pullman, Vancouver, Tri-Cities and Spokane campuses all report increases in headcount enrollment and numbers of full-time equivalent (FTE) […]
“Globalization of Homelessness and Poverty” is the focus of Washington State University Vancouver’s Spring 2005 Honors Lecture Series.The series, which will take place throughout spring semester, will feature nine lectures dealing with poverty. Upcoming lectures include: Feb. 27, Mark Lakeman, representative from The City Repair Project in Portland, will discuss “The Village Lives.” March 17, […]
Washington State University recently stopped accepting applications from transfer students seeking to enroll at the Pullman campus for the 2004 fall semester.Janet Danley, interim executive director of enrollment services, said the university has received 3,093 applications from undergraduate students seeking to transfer to WSU this fall. That number is down slightly from last year, when 3,112 […]
The first annual Spring Health fair will take place March second from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Student recreation center. Among the incentives to attend are free services such as blood pressure screening, body composition tests, stress management techniques, health and safety information and giveaways. Also at the Health fair, booths from health-oriented clubs […]
Offices brightened significantly around campus recently, thanks to WSU employees’ purchases of tulips, primroses, and more from the Horticulture Club’s annual sale.
Easing stress and boosting nutrition improve health and lifestyle. University Recreation will present a series of classes on those topics in the weeks ahead. And they’ve thrown in some fun activities for children, as well. Classes on easing stress to maintain and improve well being include:• Herbs to Support the Nervous System, Wednesday, Feb. 18• […]