Summer 2021
You’re IT
Washington State University associate professor Michelle Carter helps other women get into IT and management information systems. » More ...
Information Technology
Summer 2021
Paul Johnson: A remembrance
Memories of the longtime Washington State University veterinary anatomist and instructor » More ...
Summer 2020
Going to BAT in rural Washington
The Broadband Action Team through WSU Extension supports health care, education, businesses, and jobs in rural areas. » More ...
Spring 2018
WSU Parents Chat Café
What is the definition of the Coug family?
WSU Parents Chat Café is a Facebook group where parents of WSU students come together in support of each other. We handle the noncampus types of questions that WSU staff might not have the personal know-how or time to answer. We handle questions around ordering cupcakes, pizza delivery, local medical services, flight and travel information, winter tires and clothing, and many others. I tell new members, those questions that wake you in the middle of the night? We have also had them and we have the answers. There really isn’t any question you can come up with,that … » More …
Spring 2018
In memoriam
1930s
Necia Bennett Huntley (’35 History), 104, September 24, 2017, Olympia.
Lyle G. Nicholson (’37 DVM), 102, August 9, 2017, Hood River, Oregon.
Lucile Ramsey Cavanaugh (’39 Home Econ.), 99, July 21, 2017, Winchester, Massachusetts.
1940s
Sarah Schlademan Hall (’41 History), 97, August 12, 2017, Everett.
Aurel A. Hays (’41 Hort.), 100, March 29, 2017, Rancho Mirage, California.
H. Robert Ripley (’41 Gen. St.), 94, June 27, 2015, Castro Valley, California.
Maurice R. Smith (’41 Arch., Sigma Nu), 99, November 13, 2017, Yakima.
Maxine Spencer Green (’43 Psych.), 95, June 19, 2016, Bellingham.
Lenore Johnson Hicks (’47 Home Econ.), 91, December 8, 2016, San Rafael, … » More …