Alan Malfavon News Today

Throughout the WSU System, the National Day of Racial Healing will be observed on Jan. 16 with myriad activities, including virtual opening and closing ceremonies.

Washington State University will celebrate the National Day of Racial Healing for the second time on Jan. 16.

People of all generations packed Friendship Square in Moscow to celebrate Juneteenth during an event Monday that included speakers, music and even a little bit of dancing.

Moscow’s Hartleyrunning for state senator

Sea shanties and Mexican folk are just two of the musical genres that members of the Pullman community can enjoy in a series of free concerts hosted by the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art on April 22 and 29.

An initiative by WSU Provost Elizabeth Chilton prompted WSU to begin a cluster-hire program, bringing five new faculty members to the Pullman campus. Senior Vice Provost Laura Hill said the cluster-hire program “Racism and Social Inequality in the Americas” aims to bring more faculty of color across all colleges and departments within WSU. “The clusters...

May 13, 2021 Five new faculty members will be joining Washington State University in the fall as the inaugural cohort of the “Racism and Social Inequality in the Americas,” cluster hire program. The program was initiated to address systemwide needs for scholarship, teaching, and outreach aimed at dismantling systemic racism and to recruit and retain a more diverse faculty and student body. “Our hiring committees were able to recruit outstanding colleagues, and we could not be happier to h...