Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 1st of January.
Good morning, Pullman.
The top ten stories of the year on the Palouse, ranging from WSU developments to community events, were ranked by their social media reach.
Evan Ellis outlines the top ten stories of 2024 in the Palouse, including infrastructure projects, university changes, legal proceedings, natural disasters, violence, and community closures.
An older male was found deceased in a shed fire on Pullman's College Hill, with investigations underway by police and fire officials.
Stephanie Rink has filed for a civil protection order against Pullman Police Chief Jake Opgenorth, who is currently on leave amid a Washington State Patrol investigation.
Office Hours for Grant Proposal Writing with ORAP
Participants are invited to utilize a quiet space for focused grant proposal writing, with support from Development Specialists at the Office of Research.
Exhibition Reception: Faculty Remix Opening
The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU hosts an exhibition reception for 'Your Collection: Faculty Remix', featuring collaborations by studio art faculty and an opportunity to mingle with artists while enjoying live music and refreshments.
Carson Coug Resume Café
A two-day event offering resume reviews and consultations by career professionals, along with free coffee and pastries for attendees.
Community Perspectives Museum Tour with Professor Kevin Haas
Professor Kevin Haas will provide insights on select works in the current exhibitions during a museum tour focused on printmaking, including Ed Ruscha's screenprint series.
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