Former WSU athletes competing at 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris
The group of former WSU athletes representing six countries will be competing in track and field, women’s rowing, women’s soccer, and men’s basketball.
The group of former WSU athletes representing six countries will be competing in track and field, women’s rowing, women’s soccer, and men’s basketball.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association recently appointed Corbin, deputy director of athletics, to the council for a four‑year term.
Seven teams of WSU student athletes achieved top marks in the latest academic progress rate report published by the National Collegiate Athletics Association.
Chun was announced as an incoming member of the committee by CFP’s Management Committee earlier this month, with his three‑year term slated to begin this spring.
Regents advanced several building projects, including the forthcoming Champions Center and the USDA‑ARS Plant Sciences Building, as part of the governing body’s meeting in Vancouver.
Awash in crimson and gray and packed with loyal Cougs, the newest WSU-themed Alaska Airlines jet will make its maiden voyage to Pullman on Saturday.
More than a dozen action items before the WSU Board of Regents were approved during its Friday meeting in Pullman.
Leadership from the Mountain West athletic conference met with the WSU Athletics Advisory Committee to outline the benefits of WSU joining the league during the advisory group’s second meeting on Thursday.
An update from WSU President Kirk Schulz on the rapidly changing Pac-12 dynamics: “The decision by the University of Washington and the University of Oregon to accept offers to join the Big Ten Conference sealed the fate of the Pac‑12.”
The department is anticipating an $11.5 million budget deficit for fiscal year 2023 due to a combination of Pac‑12 Conference and other revenue shortcomings as well as expense overruns.