The Whitman County Library will be hosting a music series from March 17 to 20. Bruce and Susan Matley use poetry as well as music to perform history in their songs. The Matleys will be in eight different locations during their three day mini-tour on the Palouse…

The Wellbeing program gives community members a chance to show off their skills in the kitchen with the Iron Coug Video Cooking Contest. This is one of many events the Wellbeing program puts on for National Nutrition Month, senior communication major Erica VanNatta said…

Today marks the beginning of the largest commercial exhibition in the Palouse. The 12th annual Palouse Empire Home and Garden Expo is open from noon to 9 p.m. at the University of Idaho’s Kibbie Dome. The event is also open on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p…

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Nuthouse, WSU’s improv comedy group, performs 10 to 15 shows a semester, but the group will perform it’s biggest show in four years this week. They will appear at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Beasley Coliseum – a rare treat for the group. “This show has been in the works all year…

WSU Common Reading Program will host renowned foodborne illness attorney Bill Marler for a presentation at 7 p.m. today in CUE 203. Marler, a WSU alumnus, will come to represent his Seattle law firm and present, “Chasing the Ambulance Away: Reshaping the Role of the Personal Injury Lawyer in Society and the Law…

The key to eliminating one of the biggest threats to American troops in the Middle East may very well come from WSU’s Applied Science Laboratory in Spokane. Hergen Eilers, a senior scientist with WSU, recently received a $903,500 grant from the Office of Naval Research to develop a new technology for detecting Improvised Explosive Devices…

The WSU Police Advisory Board will present “Reporting Assaults: Breaking the Culture of Silence” today in the CUB Lounge from 4 to 5 p.m. WSU Police officers will demonstrate self-defense moves and address personal safety issues. They will also discuss how police handle assaults…

The College of Business received a $2 million legacy gift from alumnus Mark Wuotila and his wife Gail. The gift established the Val Miskin Endowed Chair Fund in recognition of the former director of graduate programs for the college. “Through their bequest…

Members of Alpha Rho Chi raced derby cars for a fundraiser outside of Carpenter Hall last weekend. The event was part of a greater effort by Alpha Rho Chi to try and attract more members to the new architecture-centered co-ed fraternity. The race on Saturday lasted about an hour and included four derby cars…

Applications for student group office space in the CUB will be accepted until 5 p.m March 22, according to the Compton Union Advisory Board Web site. Applications can be submitted to Ryan Lahne in CUB Administration, room 140. Applications must be typed and will not be accepted if they are handwritten or late…

WSU will celebrate Japanese culture from 4 to 7 p.m. today in Kimbrough 101. Two speakers will lecture on the relationship between the U.S. and Japan. Noriko Kawamura, WSU associate professor of history, will speak on foreign relations and Japanese history…

Mary Richardson Walker’s life was laid bare for all to see Friday at a new art exhibit. Walker was a missionary wife who traveled the Oregon Trail in 1838. The exhibit displays her personal artifacts, letters and diary transcripts. About 50 people gathered at the opening at the Manuscripts…

The proposed House and Senate budgets show much lighter cuts to financial aid than the governor’s original proposal. The House and Senate budgets keep more than $20,000,000 more in financial aid than the governor’s proposed budget. Programs like the WAVE and Washington Scholars…