Compton Union Building News Today

The program is designed to defray some of the costs for students on the Pullman campus who need new glasses but can’t afford them.

A group of students gathered at Bryan Hall holding signs and flags on April 24 protesting the school’s divestment from organizations contributing to the current ongoing deaths of Palestinians in Gaza. Some of the organizations the group demands WSU to divest from are Boeing and Lockheed Martin, which speakers said are actively designing and transporting...

The Pullman-based symposium features 22 sessions by industry leaders from around the world on April 3-4. All offerings are free and open to the public. Marquee events will be livestreamed.

The Showcase for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities, with poster presentations beginning today at 3:30 p.m. ushers in a busy week of activities.

“Memoirs” is a curated collection of ten paintings inspired by artist Abigail Nnaji’s memories, experiences and changes throughout her career. The Student Entertainment Board hosted a gallery reception Feb. 15 featuring the Master of Fine Arts candidate and “Memoirs,” which is on display in the Compton Union Building. The collection features paintings from Nnaji’s Abstract,...

“Memoirs” is a curated collection of ten paintings inspired by artist Abigail Nnaji’s memories, experiences and changes throughout her career. The Student Entertainment Board hosted a gallery reception Feb. 15 featuring the Master of Fine Arts candidate and “Memoirs,” which is on display in the Compton Union Building. The collection features paintings from Nnaji’s Abstract,...

When WSU alumni John and Jan Salsbury first met their freshman year, they were seeing other people. But, a date at a residence hall dance changed everything. Jan said they didn’t know each other well at first; they had an English class together their first year at WSU but did not make a connection until...

After a three-year hiatus, students are once again receiving tutoring in the WSU Pullman multicultural student centers.

The film “Richland” is showing from 4:30 p.m. onwards Feb. 8 at the Compton Union Building Auditorium. Presented by the Roots of Contemporary Issues program and Department of History, “Richland” is a documentary about the legacy of the atomic bomb in Washington communities like Richland, said Kathleen Whalen, RCI program assistant director. “Richland” also covers...

Welcome back! It’s above-freezing temperatures on the Palouse, and the snow is starting to melt, opening up more opportunities to get involved with the community this week. With that being said, there are a few events throughout the next week, both indoors and outdoors, to get involved with depending on your community involvement. Enjoy! Jeffrey...