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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.

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.

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.

WSU Libraries will celebrate two endowments supporting the preservation and sharing of a historic collection documenting Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

A relationship formed between two professors at WSU years ago has led to a collaboration on ground-breaking confirmation of Einstein’s theory of special relativity.

In a message sent Aug. 5 to the Washington State University Pullman and Spokane communities, President Betsy Cantwell highlighted a student-led supply drive in Pullman and other ways Cougs can support people affected by the Spokane-area wildfires.

A statewide survey found that rising prices and uncertainty over federal assistance continue to strain food budgets for Washington households across income levels.

In an Aug. 4 message, WSU leaders shared resources for students and employees affected by the Spokane-area wildfires and outlined ways the university community can help.

The Advanced Grid Institute will be holding its annual conference, AGI DAY 2026, Aug. 19 on the WSU Tri-Cities campus.