07 Aug Competitive scholarship gives psychology student unique study abroad opportunity
Jaimes was a 2024 recipient of a Gilman International Scholarship, granted to students across the United States through a competitive selection process....
Jaimes was a 2024 recipient of a Gilman International Scholarship, granted to students across the United States through a competitive selection process....
Reem Osman, (’24 BS Comp. Sci.) a Sudanese American, born and raised in Saudi Arabia, moved to the United States to pursue higher education. She had one goal: to make the most of her college experience....
As the spring semester comes to a close, we celebrate the accomplishments of our outstanding students, faculty and staff....
Charity Maosah’s passion for agriculture and food science stems from an inquisitive personality and a childhood spent on her family’s farm in Kenya....
Two scholarships were endowed supporting Washington State University Tri-Cities students in honor of African American leaders. The African American Community Cultural and Educational Society (AACCES) donated funds that will assist local students in paying for college....
Teagan Mosher’s interest in winemaking was piqued after she toured the viticultural area of Mount Etna while stationed at U.S. Naval Hospital Sigonella in Italy....
Students on the Washington State University Tri-Cities campus are learning the intricacies of winemaking while creating meaningful industry connections through the Coug Wine Society....
Washington State University (WSU) Tri-Cities supports students of all backgrounds, including veterans. Recognized as a military-friendly campus, the university provides comprehensive resources for student veterans to succeed in civilian careers. ...
The road to a college degree is not always easy, especially for those who are the first in their family to pursue higher education. Tania Castellano, a senior at Washington State University Tri-Cities studying biology with a health science emphasis, is a Mexican American, first-generation...
As part of the Washington State University (WSU) Tri-Cities programming club Coding Cougs, four students won first place with their project at DubHacks, a collegiate hackathon event at the University of Washington campus. The team competed against 741 individuals and 177 projects over two days....