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If you’ve ever thought about turning your passion for beer into a career, WSU’s Brewing Certificate might just be your ticket to success.

Washington agricultural history could receive new recognition under a bill introduced last week by state Representative Gloria Mendoza.

WSU raises tuition 3.3% for 2026–27: in-state students ~$385 more; nonresidents ~$950. Context: enrollment decline, state funding cuts, board vote. Keywords: WSU, tuition hike, enrollment drop.

First-year coach Jimmy Rogers is celebrating in style after guiding the Cougars to a solid victory—what a way to kick off the season!

As Congress debates the SCORE Act, all eyes are on how this could impact the future of college athletics—especially for smaller schools.

Starting Friday September 5th, central Washington landowners can learn how to plan a safe and prosperous future for their woodland through an online course hosted by WSU Extension.

WSU said these 2nd generation adult leafhoppers are known to transmit X-disease phytoplasma, meaning this is a critical period for monitoring and management.

Washington State University’s Breadlab announced last week that their USDA funding has been reinstated, meaning the Soil to Society grant will continue.

Grain growers from across the region are invited to Washington State University’s Lind Dryland Research Station to see first-hand the latest research on new grain varieties, crop rotations and much more.  Surendra Singh, Director of the Lind station, said while many growers see the numbers and data on the work taking place at WSU, he said there’s something special about seeing and touching the wor

Over the past two weeks, Washington State University crews have been touring the state, looking for stripe rust.  School officials say so far stripe rust has only been found in WSU disease monitoring and germplasm screening fields in various locations except those around Pullman.  On...