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…

Ed Ray’s eyes welled with tears, and his voice wavered as he talked about his former comrades. Ray spoke at a ceremony dedicating a new air rifle safe Saturday afternoon in Avery Hall. The WSU Army Reserve Officer Training Corps bought the safe with a donation from Ray…

Finding furniture on a budget is something that most students will have to do during their college career. Brand-new furniture can be expensive, so students often have to get creative to furnish their pad. The old adage “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” really resonates in Pullman…

Parking rates will not increase next year, parking officials announced Wednesday. However, parking zones on campus could still be reorganized by fall. There are two main reasons for the zone changes, which are outlined in a proposal by the University Parking and Transportation Task Force…

WATCH VIDEO FOR THIS STORY ON OUR MULTIMEDIA BLOG . The giggling woman, eyes glazed and bloodshot, swayed back and forth as she struggled to stand on one foot and count to 30…

The WSU Police Advisory Board will demonstrate live field sobriety tests from 4 to 5 p.m. today in the CUB Lounge. At the event, "Field Sobriety Tests: The Sobering Truths," WSU Police will administer measured amounts of alcohol to police interns and discuss the procedures and safety issues surrounding DUIs…

Every Monday evening, a small group of children from the Pullman community gets together to play familiar childhood games such as “Red Light, Green Light” and “Simon Says.” However, as they play, they are not speaking English. They are speaking French. The children…

The Libyan Student Community at WSU shared Libyan culture and food at an event Saturday evening at the Gladish Community & Cultural Center. The celebration, which was free and open to the public, began with a presentation on Libya and Libyan culture, as well as traditional cuisine…

The WSU Ku-Ah-Mah, an American Indian student group, hosted the 3rd Annual Native American Round Dance at the Gladish Community & Cultural Center Saturday night in celebration of Native American Heritage Month. Ku-Ah-Mah means cougar in Nimipu, the language of the Nez Perce tribe…

Bosco, a black Lab and German shepherd mix, rooted around students’ backpacks in the CUB Lounge Tuesday evening, eagerly sniffing the room inch-by-inch until he uncovered 28 grams of crystal methamphetamine. However, the drugs did not belong to any student – they were planted there by a police officer…