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“The boys are hungry” WSU hockey blows out Idaho in the Battle of the Border
With the wait finally over, WSU hockey kicked off their year with a bang. The Cougs blew out the Idaho Vandals 13-1 on Saturday night at the Eastern Washington Rec Center, winning the Battle of the Border and showcasing the new team they built in the offseason. Fans did not wait…
Wildcats strike down the Cougars
After struggling in last week’s Apple Cup loss, the Cougar offense went scoreless against Kansas State, falling 34-7. From the start, Kansas State was ready to play. The Wildcats put together a nearly flawless opening drive, eating up eight minutes off the clock. WSU’s first…
Harm Reduction and Recovery Services — what you need to know
Housed under the umbrella of Cougar Health Services, Harm Reduction & Recovery Services provides resources for individual and community-based needs, with a focus on helping students with process addictions. HRRS features programs such as Cougs for Recovery and the Collegiate…
Regents eye name change for Champions Center
WSU may rename the Champions Center the “Schneidmiller Family Champions Center featuring the Pelo Academic Center, Christianson Study Lounge and Sprunk Sport Psychology Suite.” WSU Vice President and Athletic Director Jon Haarlow proposed the name change Aug. 17 to recognize 1971…
WSU’s Turning Point USA chapter reflects on one year since the assassination of Charlie Kirk
Turning Point USA reflects on the last year as the WSU chapter gets ready to ramp up the club after the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The pillars the WSU chapter will build on this year are faith and free speech, as these were two of Charlie Kirk’s largest…
Fall into autumn
Late summers in Pullman are the bane of students’ existence. Between moving in, walking up the numerous hills and coping with new semester stress, in these early weeks it feels as though we can never catch a break from the heat. Abnormally, only two weeks after settling back into…