BOISE- The Washington State University women’s cross country team swept the Pac-12 Conference championships, winning as a team and individually. Nelly Jemeli held off a late charge from Boise State’s Kaiya Robertson, taking the individual title in 19:57.0 for 6 kilometers. The men placed third as a team and went Read more
The Cougs lost one game and tied two, falling 0-2 to host Gonzaga on October 17 in Spokane. WSU women’s soccer went 1-1 for both home games, San Diego State on October 22 and Texas State on October 25. Next up for the Cougs is two away regular season games Read more
The sun rising is as reliable as the annual hunters breakfast being served in Endicott. The October 17 breakfast started at 5:30 a.m., far before dawn, with an all-you-can-eat spread of eggs, biscuits and gravy, pancakes, sausage, maple bars and beverages at the Endicott Food Center. Tony Anderson, lifelong Endicott Read more
In depth recap with interviews on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bfl31TjF_8w SPOKANE- WSU women’s rowing and WSU Cougar Crew competed at their second meet of the season versus Gonzaga this past Saturday at the Spokane River. The WSU women placed first and third in Women’s Collegiate Eights , with the winning boat Read more
For Uniontown residents, something important is missing on their November ballots. It is a levy for Whitman County Fire District 14, which includes Colton, Uniontown and the surrounding rural areas, which would provide EMS and other vital services. While other voters received a ballot with the levy, those in Uniontown Read more
The Washington State University women’s rowing team opened their season versus Gonzaga today, October 10 at the Head of the Snake matchup, racing eights and fours and having the fastest times in both events. The Cougs hosted the Zags at Wawawai Landing, which is 20 miles from Pullman in the Read more
Reduction in bus services in Pullman due to a staffing shortage should not be permanent. Service changes include no Wheat or Lentil route service on weekday evenings or on Sundays. As well as, Apartment Land and Campus routes are only operating until 9 p.m. on weekday evenings. The city is Read more
PART 1: This Year’s Absence Repeated requests for comment and a public records request did not lead to answers as to why the Washington State University marching band will not be performing at this year’s Apple Cup, an age-old tradition. The Cougars would have performed on September 6 at the Read more
Continued concerns about privacy and artificial intelligence are a priority for the Whitman County Sheriff’s Department and the City of Pullman. On August 21, the Whitman County Sheriff’s Department announced on Facebook that all Flock cameras will be disabled due to community complaints. Meanwhile on August 21, the City Of Read more
By: Erin MullinsFor first year Washington State University women’s soccer coach Chris Citowicki, supporting athletes regardless of their performance isn’t a question, it’s a guarantee. Citowicki comes to Pullman after 8 seasons as head coach at the University of Montana. Before that, he coached in the midwest from the club Read more