On July 23, 1944, Hanford Engineer Works employees each gave a day's worth of their pay to purchase a B-17 Bomber for the war effort. This bomber, named "Day's Pay", was used during WWII over the skies of Europe. Descendants of the Day's Pay crew...
This is a book launch event for Robert L. Ferguson and C Mark Smith's newest book, "Something Extraordinary: A Short History of the Manhattan Project" at the Manhattan Project National Historical Park Visitors Center on Sept. 13th. A short program will occur with light refreshments...
The Undergraduate Research Symposium and Art Exhibition serves as an occasion where projects, independent studies, internship outcomes, or fine arts produced by undergraduate students during the semester is showcased to faculty, staff, administration, and community members.
Come down to learn about the proposed Safety & Transportation mandatory student fee.
The History Department will be showing the film Selma to honor Black History Month. Popcorn will be provided. This event is open to WSU Tri-Cities students only.
Come down to learn about the proposed Safety & Transportation mandatory student fee.
Part of the WSU Tri-Cities Women's history Month Series Presented by Janet Peters, Psychology Department Description: Despite progress in workplace policies, systemic issues regarding women in the workforce still abound. Dr. Janet Peters will discuss the issues professional women face, including selection bias, disparities in negotiating,...
Presentation by systemwide Modernization Team regarding modernization project.
Learn about the University’s latest plans in response to COVID-19 during a system-wide online town hall at 11 a.m. on Friday, March 27. Students, faculty, and staff system-wide are invited to attend. WSU President Kirk Schulz will host the town hall and provide updates. Provost Bryan Slinker,...