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Similar to the “Humans of New York” photoblog series, where New Yorkers are interviewed and photographed, WSU students are interviewed about themselves and their experience at WSU. In this edition, Browse intern Elyse Donley spoke with WSU seniors, who reflected on their past four years and their final semester at WSU.  From Sammamish, Washington, Julia […]

Chelsea Leachman has many passions, and she can hardly pick a favorite.  It may be publishing a book or visiting every national park in the United States. Instructing classes and meeting with science and engineering students at WSU, however, are perhaps the most rewarding. “They’re really joining this conversation that’s happening in the world, and […]

By Pamela Martin As the reference coordinator and undergraduate services librarian, I believe WSU’s reference assistants play a vital role in the WSU Libraries. The Reference Assistant Program is an investment in students; our goal is to empower these student employees to develop fundamental research and critical inquiry skills. Reference assistants provide support to their […]

As I walked through the WSU campus for the last time, a flood of emotions washed over me, signaling the culmination of my academic journey. “This is it,” I thought; my time here has reached its conclusion. A feeling of satisfaction and curiosity swept over me. I realized that I was on the brink of […]

While Preparation and Finals Weeks are notorious for being stressful, exhausting, and even defeating, students find peace of mind when they retreat to Terrell or Holland Library. Preparation Week consists of everything that goes into Finals Week—hours of studying, finishing up final projects, last days of classes, and all while anticipating winter break. The WSU […]

Winter break is finally here. Many students have their plans for the break, and for most students, going back home is part of those plans. But what if home is too far away, or even across the ocean? That is the case for most international students. Considering that winter break is relatively short, it’s financially […]

It was 1964 in Pullman, and just under 10,000 students attended WSU.  Two of those students were Monica Bartlett and Don Peters, who were in awe of the campus compared to their small Washington hometowns of Tekoa and Pasco, respectively.  Monica, whose high school graduating class was 26 people, said she loved everything about college, […]

The collapse of the PAC-12 has left Washington State University as one of two remaining teams. With this, traditions are coming to an end. The final WSU vs. University of Washington Apple Cup game took place on Nov. 25 in Seattle. UW took the final win, 24-21, over WSU in a well-fought game. However, this […]

Similar to the “Humans of New York” photoblog series where New Yorkers are interviewed and photographed, WSU students are interviewed about themselves and their experience at WSU. Mike Haz Diaz is a senior majoring in psychology from Federal Way, Wash.  When Haz Diaz first started touring college campuses, he visited WSU and fell in love. […]

Veterans Day honors those who have served our country. Observed annually on Nov. 11, the federal holiday is an opportunity to show appreciation for the men and women of the military, not just on the holiday, but every day.  The Veterans and Military Affiliated Student Services Center is located in Holland Library on the first […]