Recent News
WSU manufacturing courses deliver real-world results for Washington company
Torklift International increased production of one of its recreational vehicle hitches from about 30 per day to more than 200 after working with Washington State University students and faculty.
Pac-12 soccer and volleyball to be livestreamed
Fans can watch WSU home soccer and volleyball matches free this fall on the Pac-12 YouTube channel without a subscription.
Historical cedar shell returned to Cougar Crew
A cedar racing shell donated in memory of Cougar Crew member Cristy Cay Cook has returned to WSU after three decades away.
Dr. Jeff Abbott named Berger Keatts Distinguished Professor
Established by WSU alumnus Dr. Berger Keatts, the distinguished professorship recognizes faculty members whose work exemplifies excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service.
WSU team develops AI framework for decision-making in robotic systems
A new AI framework helps robots adjust their decision-making based on how much time they have, improving safety and performance.
Running to remember
Ku Stevens, a member of the WSU Cross Country Team, is preparing to participate in the sixth annual Remembrance Run, an event he and his family launched in 2021.
WSU graduate students, alumni rally to deliver five vans of wildfire relief supplies to Spokane
When devastating wildfires displaced families and strained community resources across the Spokane region, WSU graduate students, alumni, and campus partners responded with remarkable speed and generosity.
WSU medical school alumnus cares for Spokane wildfire evacuees
As wildfires drove Spokane residents from their homes earlier this week, Dr. Brent Conrad went to the evacuation center at Spokane Falls Community College and asked where he was needed.
Celebration of Hirahara Endowments Planned Aug. 17 in Terrell Library
WSU Libraries will celebrate two endowments supporting the preservation and sharing of a historic collection documenting Japanese American incarceration during World War II.