Physicist: Saran wrap vs. motorcyclist a bad situation
Shoshone Co. Sheriff deputies are investigating a group of individuals that take saran wrap and attach it to columns along Interstate 90, then stream it across the roadway. » More …
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March 26: Photographer activist to speak, show work
Award-winning photographer and activist Ayana V. Jackson explores how Western historical archives have shaped ideas about non-Europeans in a free, public exhibit March 16-April 1 in the CUB gallery and in the Jo Hockenhull Distinguished Lecture at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 26, in the CUB auditorium. » More …
Tri-Cities Artists Respond To Pasco Shooting with Paint
Several artists in southcentral Washington state are responding to last month’s shooting in Pasco.A new show titled “Unmasked” just opened at WSU Tri-Cities. Several works in the show explore the shooting of Antonio Zambrano-Montes. » More …
Data analysis group to advance interdisciplinary research
A new statistics community at Washington State University will enhance educational opportunities and strengthen research initiatives. Faculty in all areas and at all campuses are invited to join as affiliate members. A kickoff meeting is being planned for later in the semester. » More …
More than just a game
Exhibit looks at how video gaming has influenced modern society
Dene Grigar became a gamer in the 1970s, after she and a friend tried playing “Pong” in her living room for the first time. » More …