Men's Soccer will be playing their first home game of the season against Central Washington University. Admission is free and free hot dogs to the first 100 students.

Harold Copeland, ISA Member since 1949 & former Richland section President in the 1960’s Please RSVP to brad.carlberg@bsc-engineering.com by Monday, November 9th. Social at 5:30pm, seminar from 6-8pm.

  This is part 5 of an 8 week workshop series.  It is not required that you have attended any previous workshops to attend this one.  More skills will be attained the more workshops you attend. -Iterative process -Concept map vs. outline -Plan your work...

As part of the Fall 2015 Career Development Office Workshop Series, this workshop will teach students the professional expectations for proper email and social media behavior. All workshop times are 11:00 a.m. to Noon Locations:  West 240 (Tuesdays) and West 231 (Wednesdays) All workshops are...

This interactive workshop will review the application components for each of the UK graduate fellowships. All students interested in applying for any of these awards this year must attend one of the UK workshops. These scholarship applications are due to WSU for review by Feb....

Due to Holiday, Campus will be closed.

PRESENTER: Dr. John Roberts, Silane & Silane Derivatives Scientist, Research & Development - REC Silicon ABSTRACT: Solar electrical power generation continues to be a promising contender for the displacement of petroleum-based electrical power on a meaningful scale, in terms of both the available supply of...

WSU Tri-Cities and the CHPRC Women’s Network will Co-host a women’s network evening event. This year’s event will feature Ms. Charlotte S. Waisman, PhD. who is the co-author of “Her Story” A TIMELINE OF THE WOMEN WHO CHANGED AMERICA (see the link for more information)....

Data tell us that the period between Halloween and Thanksgiving is the most stressful part of fall semester for college students. Join the Psychology Club to ease your mind during these most stressful days!

Data tells us that the period between Halloween and Thanksgiving is the most stressful part of fall semester for college students. Join the Psychology Club to ease your mind during these most stressful days!