WSU’s Xiuyu Wang and Weiguo Cao discuss traditional celebrations of the Lunar New Year in China as well as the cultural significance of the Year of the Dragon and the Chinese zodiac.
The inventor of the technology used in 3D printing and WSU alumnus, Scott Crump told a group of WSU Tri‑Cities engineering and business students that in order to invent new things, you have to break the rules.
Talmadge Anderson played a key role in the 1970s transforming WSU Black Studies into one of the broadest interdisciplinary programs of its kind in the West.
The book explores the untold story of food and inequality in America. Incoming first-year students and faculty planning to use the book in their courses will receive a free copy.
During a competition at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, graduate student Stone Durán pitched a textile design that could reduce the prevalence of cancer for firefighters.
Hinojosa will share insights from her more than 30‑year career as a trailblazing Latina journalist and advocate for media diversity during the event, scheduled for April 3.