It is apparent that the world has changed drastically in the past few years due to covid and it has caused mayhem throughout larger universities and social environments. Washington State University is proud to say that we have done all we can as a university in order to keep our faculty, community, and students as […]
With the world kept indoors due to Covid-19 and the majority of our faculty and students dealing heavily with online meetings, classes, etc it’s important that we find ways to accommodate these new stressors and fatigues. We as a society prior to Covid were not used to long days straining our eyes and mental health […]
In recent times with a more open-minded approach to people’s needs and wants from their newfound home here at Washington State University, WSU is adding more plant-based, vegan and vegetarian options to our menus in the dining halls. This will benefit the specific group on our various campuses as well as work towards our institution’s […]
Washington State University students accepted a grant from Cotton Incorporated and came together to create blankets for those in need. Around 60 students came together mainly from WSU’s Department of Apparel, Merchandising, Design, and Textiles to make this effort a reality. Assistant Professor Xingqui Lou of the AMDT department stated that they wanted to give […]
During the month of February, Washington State University sets up numerous events to celebrate and honor Black History Month. A week ago the creator of the Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man series Emmanuel Acho gave a keynote address for this year’s MLK program. Along with the speech from Acho WSU is organizing Pulitzer Prize-winning […]
A Washington State University med student Joel Bervell accumulated over 400,000 followers and 10 million likes on his TikTok social media page where he debunks medical myths and talks about stories relating to race. Since he began his mission he has highlighted numerous disparities pertaining to race in the medical system. According to Bervell these […]
Washington State University students came together to partake in the first-ever system-wide community service event. The Caring Cougar Cards Project was a project done to send kind messages to people in hospitals, assisted living centers, or others who need a bit of a “pick me up” or lifted spirits. This event took place among all […]