Recent News
AGI Day to explore AI’s growing role in the power grid
The Advanced Grid Institute will be holding its annual conference, AGI DAY 2026, Aug. 19 on the WSU Tri-Cities campus.
Support available for WSU community affected by Spokane-area wildfires
In a message sent to the WSU Health Sciences Spokane community on Aug. 2, university leaders outlined resources for affected students and employees and thanked those responding to the fires.
Happy 30th anniversary to WSU’s resident science cat
WSU’s resident science cat, Dr. Universe, celebrates 30 years of answering children’s questions and connecting young people with science.
Joy Scourey to transition to senior advisor role ahead of 2027 retirement
After three decades supporting WSU students, Scourey will transition to a senior advisor role Oct. 1 ahead of her planned retirement.
Master’s degree in artificial intelligence gets underway
A new master’s degree in artificial intelligence being offered this fall at WSU will provide students with skills in AI and machine learning to meet industry needs.
Celebrating with his WSU family
Singer-songwriter Andy Grammer strengthened his long-running connection to WSU following a July 30 concert, accepting a custom WSU football jersey bearing his name.
WSU Extension showcases solar program benefiting rural schools at national conference
A partnership led by WSU Extension that helps rural Washington school districts cut energy costs was recently highlighted at a community development conference in Kansas.
Dr. Universe explores why humans domesticated wolves but not bears
With help from wildlife biologist Sean Farley, Dr. Universe explains how wolves’ social behavior made them better suited for life alongside early humans.
Sharon Lynch’s journey to tech leadership
In a Washington State Magazine podcast, Modus Create CEO Sharon Lynch reflects on how WSU launched her tech career and shares insights on leadership, AI, and giving back.