Spring 2019
TalkBack for Spring 2019
Letters from Washington State University alumni on Stephenson Hall reunions and campus changes for women in the 1960s » More ...
Alumni
Spring 2019
No holds barred education
Education programs in prisons and other correctional institutions can make the difference for people leaving after serving their time, like Washington State University doctoral student Noel Vest. Classes in prisons, some taught by WSU professors and alumni, reduce recidivism and increase cultural awareness. » More ...
Spring 2019
Shaking hands with the past
Artist and Washington State University alumnus Nathan Orosco of Gresham, Oregon, says the process of making art is an art in itself. From sculpting clays to melting bronze, “you’re collaborating with raw materials," to speak of his social, political, and cultural “anxieties,” as he calls them. » More ...
Spring 2019
Athlete, coach, winner
Legendary Washington State University track coach and alumnus John Chaplin led the most successful athletics program in school history, with multiple Olympians and an NCAA championship, but never lost his priority of students' education. » More ...
Spring 2019
Ol’ Crimson flies over Pullman
The legendary Cougar flag of Washington State University comes home as College GameDay arrives at the Pullman campus for the first time. » More ...
Spring 2019
Power of words
Sandy Williams delivers a voice to the African-American community in Spokane through Black Lens. The Washington State University alumna started and still publishes the newspaper to raise the profile of the Black community in Spokane and empower people to speak up. » More ...
Spring 2019
Taking the bull not by the horns
Professional rodeo clown and Washington State University alumnus JJ Harrison defuses Brahma bulls in the arena, and disarms preteen bullies in the classroom. » More ...
Spring 2019
Making the difference
Kerry Clark, a Washington State University alumnus, took an improbable path from wild self-destructive behavior to teaching, counseling, and coaching at Saint George's School in Spokane. » More ...
Spring 2019
Bound
Review of book, Bound, by Vijaya Bodach » More ...
Spring 2019
Briefly Noted
Brief reviews of books by WSU alumni, faculty, and the WSU Press, including "Governing the Evergreen State: Political Life in Washington," "Sponge Cake: A Mostly Made Up Story About A Completely Insane Town," "What’s in the Fridge?" and "52 Seattle Adventures With Kids: A four-season guide" » More ...