An anonymous donor has made a $1 million gift of private equity stock, the first of its kind to support Washington State University’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), creating the Power of Arts and Sciences Endowed Fund — a flexible fund that will expand student access and support services in years to come.
Smoking cannabis can do more than blur memories. It can reshape them.
Five Washington State University Honors students were recognized with presentation awards at the annual ABRCMS conference last November.
Washington State University’s Visiting Writers Series will bring two acclaimed contemporary authors to campus this spring, offering students and community members the chance to hear from a New Zealand-based poet and performance artist and an award-winning essayist whose work explores memoir, culture, and astrology.
Six competitors vied to represent the College of Arts and Sciences in the 3 Minute Thesis qualifier round on March 5th in Goertzen Hall.
Jeffrey Franks’ return to Washington State University this week to receive the Alumni Achievement Award was a homecoming for the Pullman native whose career has spanned more than 70 countries and placed him at the center of major international economic decisions.
As the nation renews its focus on reliable, carbon-free energy, Washington State University is leaning into its decades of nuclear expertise and reaffirming its commitment to invest in nuclear energy research, education, and infrastructure at a pivotal moment.
The path from a lab discovery to a commercialized product is often far less byzantine than faculty expect.
Lauren Westerfield has been awarded the Juniper Prize in Creative Nonfiction for her book, Woman House: Essays and Assemblages
Summer Howard has been recognized as a 2026 Leader of Distinction and Leader of the Year by the President’s Commission on the Status of Women.