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ASWSU wants to support students’ mental health as they transition back to an in-person experience. ASWSU is WSU’s student government body, similar to those seen in high schools, ASWSU President Brian Patrick said. It represents every undergraduate student at WSU, and its members are here to serve.  The organization works closely with the administration at...

The Multicultural Student Center at WSU came together in 1987 and has been serving students of color ever since.  Stephen Bischoff, student equity services/multicultural students services director, said MSS exists to support students of color on campus when they are struggling and opens opportunities to meet people and get involved in leadership as well.  “We...

Compton Union Building staff are preparing for a busy in‑person semester in Pullman with several changes designed to make it an even better place to meet, eat, hang out, and engage in Coug life.

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The WSU Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art is now open with a 25 percent limited capacity. All visitors must complete an attestation before entering the museum. Visitors over the age of two must wear a cloth face covering, according to the website.   Employees will monitor the museum to make sure the 25 percent capacity limit...

January 19, 2021 WSU College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science students assisted with COVID-19 arrival testing in Pullman on Thursday, January 14, 2021. By RJ Wolcott, WSU News WSU College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences students put their training into practice assisting with arrival testing in Pullman ahead of the start of the Spring 2021 semester. More than a dozen pharmacy students helped Pullman students who live off campus with their COVID-19 nasal swab tests, providing instr...

December 17, 2020 The William A. Crosetto Mobile Health Care Unit conducts COVID-19 testing on the campus of Washington State University, Wednesday, Sept. 2. © 2020 WSU Photo Services By Sara Zaske, WSU News Washington State University is rolling out a detailed plan to contain any potential spread of COVID-19 when students return to the Pullman area in January. The plan includes an effort to test every student upon arrival whether they are living in the residence halls, the Greek system, or ot...

WSU remains committed to containing COVID‑19 and protecting our communities. Washington State University will implement a comprehensive COVID-19 testing program beginning in the Spring 2021 semester for WSU Pullman and WSU Health Sciences Spokane. This effort will identify and mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in the WSU Pullman community as the university’s residential campus, the broader Pullman population, and students and faculty involved in clinical programs and patient subject research...