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Peer observation of teaching opportunity
The Peer Observation in Support of Instructional Excellence (POSIE) Program is now accepting applications for the fall 2026 semester. Be part of a supportive community that fosters a reflective and iterative approach to teaching through observation. Consider applying to connect and learn from colleagues across WSU this fall semester! Apply online to join POSIE.
Administrative manuals to be combined
The Office of Policies, Records, and Forms (PRF) is consolidating the existing administrative manuals into a single University Policies and Procedures Manual (UPPM). As policies are relocated, policy owners and other users will need to update links and citations on their websites, online materials, training materials, templates, and other publications. Here is what you need […]
WSU neuroscience students earn scholarship in memory of late WSU alumnus
Valentina Iturbe Fuentes, Karenna Meyermann, and Maya Nash — have been awarded the Peter A. Zornes Memorial Scholarship for their commitment and outstanding achievements in WSU’s neuroscience program.
Students design for Columbia River community
A group of landscape architecture students recently presented designs to address issues of housing, infrastructure, river health, resilience, and sustenance in the Columbia River Gorge region.
Joan ‘Jo’ Castaneda Gonzalez found wonder in chemistry
After struggling in high school, the honors student and peer mentor found his way at WSU and now wants to help develop the next generation of medicines.
WSU trio learns about Peruvian culture, water resource management during study abroad trip
Three WSU students completed capstone projects, heard about environmental challenges, and learned about Indigenous knowledge during their time in the South American country.
WSU lands $1.4M DOE grant to train next wave of nuclear workers
The grant will help expand WSU’s nuclear training capabilities, supporting a new “Reactor Ready” initiative aimed at preparing students and other workers for careers in the nation’s nuclear energy sector.
Global Campus helps Eugenio Padilla pursue leadership goals
Balancing work and family responsibilities, Padilla used the flexibility of online learning to earn his business degree, opening the door to new leadership opportunities.
Sept. 18: Schweitzer Engineering Hall Grand Opening
The Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture will celebrate a major milestone this fall with the grand opening and ribbon cutting of Schweitzer Engineering Hall, its new engineering and design student success building on the WSU Pullman campus. The event is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 18, with a formal ceremony beginning at 4:30 p.m. Faculty, staff, students, alumni, […]