Unique resource (video)
Nuclear reactor offers
hands-on learning
hands-on learning
PULLMAN - Future nuclear workers get hands-on training at WSU's Nuclear Radiation Center.[more]
$10.9M student fees
Recreational playfield project up for comment
PULLMAN - Comments regarding a $10.9 million project to improve multi-use playfields on Valley Road and Grimes Way will be taken at two forums on Feb. 17 in the CUB
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WSU in the media
* Seattle Times - Report spells out tuition increases * Peninsula Daily News - Port near agreement * New York Times - Turkey's complicated history * Daily Illini - Benefits of eating organic |
One year grant
$1.75M for extension 4-H
to serve military families
to serve military families
PULLMAN - WSU Extension's 4-H Youth Development Program is working with the Department of Agriculture and Department of Defense to support military families.[more]
Beavers, bees, new apple
Latest Washington State
Magazine issue available
Magazine issue available
PULLMAN – The spring 2010 edition of Washington State Magazine, is being distributed and is available online.[more]
First time outside Seattle
Med school applicants interview at WSU Spokane
SPOKANE - This week at WSU Spokane, more than 50 applicants for the University of Washington WWAMI program will be interviewed to see if they will be admitted to medical school.[more]
Midnight-4 a.m. Feb. 10
IT services will shut down for Data Center upgrades
PULLMAN - Various information technology services will be unavailable midnight-4 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10, while WSU information Technology Services conducts maintenance.[more]
Global animal health
Q&A addresses importance of school, research
Q&A with Guy Palmer on global animal health and why its an area of research strength and strategic investment[more]
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This week in athletics
* Thursday - Men’s Basketball at Stanford* Friday - Women’s Tennis vs. Pacific and Seattle, Hollingbery Fieldhouse * Friday - Women’s Basketball vs. California, at Beasley * Sunday - Women’s Basketball vs. Stanford, at Beasley |
Olympia update
WSU research vulnerable in legislative deliberations
OLYMPIA - Inquiries from House and Senate fiscal committee staff are leading to concern by WSU officials that state-funded research could be considered for extraordinary cuts [more]
President addresses budget
People, quality, transparency are priorities, Floyd says
President Elson S. Floyd said the university was cut to the bone during last year’s $54-million budget reduction and further cuts this year will damage the university.[more]
No eLearning summer 2010
Deadline nears for course migration to Angel
PULLMAN - The deadline for WSU's online learning management platform migration from eLearning to Angel is approaching. [more]
Annual Showcase honors
Diversity award to Ostrom, Small Farms Program
WSU's Small Farms Program, led by faculty member Marcia R. Ostrom, is the 2010 recipient of the university’s Faculty Diversity Award.[more]
Helping prepare teachers
Fulbright funds study of immigrant gender roles
VANCOUVER - Tonda Liggett, WSU Vancouver assistant professor of education, received a Fulbright Specialist Award to study the role of gender for immigrant women[more]
Comments invited
Three-year parking plan, rate increases, in review
PULLMAN - A proposed three-year increase in annual, daily and hourly parking rates - to begin in fall 2010 - is up for comment[more]
Nursing shares expertise
Air National Guard takes part in simulation training
SPOKANE - The College of Nursing’s state-of-the-art simulation technology is not only preparing better nurses, but is helping prepare military medical [more]
Deadline March 26
Reworked grant workshop focuses on grad students
A grant writing workshop has been reworked with graduate students in mind and will focus on the process, trends, skills and strategies necessary for success.[more]
Baseball starts this month
Season tickets for sale, including new $49 offer
PULLMAN - WSU baseball season tickets are for sale, including a new general admission ticket for $49.[more]
See charts
Water use in 2009 second lowest in nearly 50 years
PULLMAN - Water use by WSU Pullman in 2009 dropped to the second lowest recorded level in nearly 50 years.[more]
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Body Composition Testing
2/9 6:30AM - 2/9 7:30AM
Career Expo
2/9 10:00AM - 2/9 3:00PM
Under the Big Tent: Roads to Equality
2/9 12:00PM - 2/9 1:00PM
COMMON READING TUESDAYS: Writing the Food Chain
2/9 7:00PM - 2/9 8:30PM
Jazz Concert
2/9 8:00PM - 2/9 10:00PM


* Thursday - Men’s Basketball at Stanford

