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Friday, March 12, 2010
Meyer faces ethics allegations
The Election Board addressed claims that Facebook messages sent by Meyer violated bylaws.

Seventh graders judge neuroscience projects

The event teaches students a key skill for securing funds, speaking publically about science studies.


Filed Thursday, March 11

Bredstrand and Meyer celebrate their victory while thanking their supporters for voting.

Siders/Penttila disappointed but moving on

Despite the disappointment of their loss, Siders and Penttila enjoyed the election experience.

Niedermeyer/Scott make different plans for next year

Niedermeyer and Scott support the students’ decision after their total votes fall short of a win.


Filed Wednesday, March 10
BREAKING: BREDSTRAND/MEYER WIN ASWSU EXEC SPOTS

BREAKING: Jake Bredstrand and Josh Meyer are the new ASWSU president and vice president for next…

Nuthouse to crack up Beasley

WSU’s improv group prepared all year long to hit the Beasley Coliseum stage on Thursday.

VetMed building to break ground

The Veterinary Medical Research Building will break ground in July, according to a WSU news…

Police call for end to silence

Demonstrations at the police forum Tuesday urged students to step forward and report assaults.

College of Business gets $2 million gift

Alumnus Mark Wuotila donated the gift in honor of former director of graduate programs Val Miskin.

Spokane research could save U.S. troops

WSU scientists earned more than $1 million in grants for research on new explosive detection methods.

Common Reading hosts Bill Marler

WSU Common Reading Program will host renowned foodborne illness attorney Bill Marler for a presentation at 7…


Filed Tuesday, March 9
Fire displaces students

The D building of the Chief Joseph Apartment complex will remain closed for the semester.

New law office to help students

Free legal services are available for charged or convicted students at Baumgarten Law Office PLLC.

Pac-10 schools face funding losses

States cut funding for Pac-10 schools as budget losses impact financial aid and tuition hikes.

WSU police to teach self-defense

The WSU Police Advisory Board will present “Reporting Assaults: Breaking the Culture of Silence” today in the CUB Lounge from 4 to 5…


Filed Monday, March 8
Talent show honors culture

The Chicana/o Latina/o Student Alliance hosted the annual Semana de La Raza event.

Rec Center fees to stay the same

The University Recreation Advisory Board voted unanimously not to raise next year’s fees for the Rec Center, according to a WSU news…

Oregon Trail artifacts displayed

Holland and Terrell Libraries are hosting an exhibit with the belongings of a missionary wife.

Lecture shares culture and dietary education

WSU will celebrate Japanese culture from 4 to 7…

Office space open in the CUB

Applications for student group office space in the CUB will be accepted until 5…

Alpha Rho Chi attracts members with derby cars

In an effort to attract more members, the co-ed architecture fraternity held a derby car race.


Filed Friday, March 5
Budget proposal not settled

The House and Senate have until March 11 to finalize their proposed budget plan.

Pita Pit reopens with a new attitude

Pita Pit, the fast food chain, reopened in both Pullman and Moscow with new owners.

MASC exhibit opens in library

A history exhibit depicting a woman’s journey through the Oregon Trail opens today at Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections at the…

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