The presidential tickets began to express their true feelings as the series of ASWSU Q-and-As wrapped up with an intense debate. The final ASWSU Presidential Debate, moderated by Cable 8, was held Wednesday night in CADD 21. The tickets started off discussing their ideas to benefit students…
The smell of rich dark chocolate drifted through the kitchen as students prepared a four-course meal for WSU President Elson S. Floyd and the WSU Foundation Board of Governors. The hospitality business management students only get to showcase their skills to this group twice a year…
EDITOR'S NOTE: Several corrections have been made to this story since its original publication. ASWSU presidential candidates sweated under the bright lights and pressure of questions as the multicultural Q-and-A heated up. The third Q-and-A for the upcoming elections was held Thursday in the CUB Auditorium…
The voice of Sheila K. Converse filled Bryan Hall Auditorium on Tuesday night. Converse, a mezzo-soprano vocalist and WSU professor of music, was accompanied by pianist Meg Kelly, assistant professor of music Ruth Boden, cello, and Richard Kriehn, violin…
How do you bring a relationship to the next level? Become Facebook official? Drop the L word? Meet the parents? Buy a promise ring? Go on vacation together? A lot of couples these days decide that the person they spend all their time with should become their roommate…
ASWSU hosted the second presidential campaign Q-and-A Wednesday night at the Phi Kappa Theta fraternity. The Q-and-A focused on Greek issues. The three tickets are Jake Bredstrand/Josh Meyer, Brenden Niedermeyer/Bryant Scott, and Chris Siders/Mike Penttila…
With a little help from mom, 20-month-old Dresden Miller smashed a plate against a wall of cinder blocks. Dresden was participating in the "Biggest Break Competition" put on by ASWSU on the Glenn Terrell Mall on Thursday. All proceeds went toward the Cougar Haitian Relief Fund…
People of all beliefs came to offer insight to the question, “Is religion good for the world?” on Wednesday night in the CUB Auditorium. The WSU Atheist and Agnostic Student Group and the Collegiate Reformed Fellowship joined together to watch the movie “Collision…
WSU has proposed a three-year parking plan that would increase parking rates by 5 percent for next year. Parking and Transportation Services is funded by parking permits and tickets, and they have to keep up on maintenance – hence the increases, said Christopher Boyan…
The Ten Commandments should not be displayed on public property, Albany Law School Professor Paul Finkelman said Tuesday. About 100 people munched on pizza in CUE 518 while Finkelman spoke as part of the Foley Institute's Coffee & Politics Series. Finkelman…
About 200 students attended a brief seminar to obtain free business clothes on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. in the CUE Atrium. The Students in Free Enterprise, the Carson Center for Professional Development and Target sponsored a program called “Suit Yourself” to encourage students to prepare for the job market…
ASWSU election packets are now available for the 2010-11 academic year. Petitions are available in CUB 314 or online at www.aswsu.wsu.edu and are due by 5 p.m. Feb. 5, when official campaigning begins. All undergraduates with a minimum 2.3 GPA are eligible…
Martin Luther King Jr. Day brought sunshine and service to the Palouse on Monday. The WSU Center for Civic Engagement hosted a series of community service projects to celebrate the holiday. The projects included sorting food donations, organizing at the Palouse Treasures Thrift Store…
ASWSU is now presenting "509 Time” from 11:50 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. every other Wednesday in the CUB right next to the PB&J Club. The new series will offer biweekly speakers to inform students on relevant issues. This week's speaker, Jamie Bentley, manager of University Recreation…
Students who apply for financial aid early this year could win prizes such as an iPod shuffle and gift certificates to The Bookie. The WSU Office of Financial Aid will host an informational table Wednesday and Thursday in the CUB to encourage students to complete the FAFSA…
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