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Imagine a future where rural schools harness the power of the sun, saving money and helping students thrive. Sounds good, right?

Imagine relying on AI for scientific facts. A recent study shows while it’s getting better, it’s still not foolproof — let’s unpack that.

Highway 26 from 395 to Pullman, and Highway 195 from Pullman to Spokane will be emphasized.

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.

Imagine bidding on a broken car that sold for eight grand—only in Coug country, right?

Pullman is buzzing as students return, but it’s the stories of seven remarkable alumni that really steal the spotlight this fall.

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

A swarm happens when a colony of bees has outgrown their current hive.  A new queen will recruit half the bees in a colony and move out to find a new place.  During swarming, bees are extremely docile, because they aren’t guarding resources or a hive. They are resti...

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...

Washington State University will host a workshop at the end of the month focused on sanitation in the onion industry.  School officials said the one-day event will focus on managing microbial risks in dry produce packing facilities, focusing in-depth on the onion sector.  Ex...