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  • Seventh graders judge neuroscience projects

    About 60 Spokane middle schoolers came to WSU on Thursday to judge science projects put together by neurophysiology students as part of the Palouse Kids Judge! Neuroscience Fair. Kids Judge! is an annual event put on as a part of Dr. David Rector’s Neuroscience 430 course…

  • Talent show honors culture

    A lion, hip-hop dancers and comedians took over the CUB Auditorium for Friday’s Semana de La Raza talent show. Semana de La Raza is an annual weeklong event put on by the Chicana/o Latina/o Student Alliance. “It’s a week in March where we celebrate Mexican-American culture and heritage…

  • Banquet raises money for scholarships

    Starting this fall, a new scholarship will be available to high school students who attend the yearly Multicultural Student Conferences. ASWSU announced the scholarship at the Sixth Annual Multicultural Fundraising Banquet on Friday night. The "New Heights…

  • Banquet raises leaders and funds

    At the Sixth Annual Multicultural Fundraising Banquet tonight, ASWSU plans to raise money and blaze trails for future students. The event raises money in support of the four multicultural student conferences that take place every year: SHAPING, CASHE, VIBES and the Pah-Loots-Pu Pow Wow…

  • SEB hosts ‘You Choose’ Up All Night

    Students sprawled out on the floor of the CUB Senior Ballroom as they colored with Crayola fabric markers on white T-shirts at Friday’s “You Choose” Up All Night event. “We had a survey going during the month of October during fall semester to see what students wanted to see at an Up All Night…

  • Love is in the air at the CUB

    About 120 students went to the CUB to find out if they were lucky in love on Friday night. The International Student’s Council hosted a speed dating event called, “The International Language of Love,” in the CUB Junior Ballroom. "It's a huge success…

  • Exhibition recognizes diversity

    As music bumped through the CUB Senior Ballroom on Friday, an unplanned dance broke out in front of the stage at the First Annual Cultural Exhibition. "Everyone's just feeling the mood and just really liking the vibe that's going on," said Alicia Saldivar…

  • Event to present cultural performances

    The Black Student Union and the National Society of Black Engineers are putting on a cultural showcase tonight aimed at "Following the Dream." "It started off as an idea for an annual event for the Black Student Union because we don't have one," said Angielene Agliam…

  • Up All Night features ‘90s favorites

    Tie-dyed T-shirts, snap bracelets and Beanie Babies helped bring students back to their childhoods during Friday’s Up All Night event with a ‘90s throwback theme. Students crowded onto the second floor of the CUB for the Student Entertainment Board-sponsored event…

  • Students usher in Year of the Tiger

    Senior zoology major Mon-Fang Mei slapped her last two cards down on the table and pumped her fists in the air in celebration as she won her third game of Big Two at Saturday’s Chinese New Year event. The Taiwanese Student Association organized the Lunar New Year Celebration in the CUB Senior Ballroom in honor of the holiday…

  • Hong Kong comes to WSU

    The performers were hidden in the pitch black, except for their hands, which glowed purple as they formed words welcoming the audience. The hand show kicked off the Hong Kong Sing Along, hosted Saturday by the Hong Kong and Macau Student Association. Keng Wong…

  • Finalists face off in Hong Kong Sing Along

    The Hong Kong Students Association is holding a singing contest and offering cultural performances tonight at the Hong Kong Sing Along. Those competing in the contest have already gone through tryouts, said Ki Fung, senior speech and hearing science major and HKSA member…

  • Stalking dubbed creepy

    The line between creepy and romantic can be blurry when it comes to stalking, said Margaret Mount, outreach advocate from Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse in the CUB on Thursday. At the event, “Stalking: Is It Romantic or Creepy?,” Mount discussed stalking and the difficulty with identifying it…

  • WSU pays homage to little known civil rights activists

    Segregation and inequality did not only exist in the southern U.S. It existed in states all over the country, including Washington, Robert Bauman said. Bauman, a civil rights historian and professor at WSU Tri-Cities, was the keynote speaker at WSU’s Martin Luther King Jr…

  • Event features gambling and coloring

    Gambling, coloring and comedians provided the entertainment for the Casino Royale Up All Night on Friday. The Student Entertainment Board decided to put on a gambling themed Up All Night event because it was something they had not done in a long time, said Beck Meyer…