The 2024 presidential election has concluded, the results have sparked a wide range of emotions across campus. For many students, this was the first time they could
vote, and issues like healthcare, the economy and women’s rights played heavily into their decisions. With Donald Trump elected as President, students express excitement as well as concern as they look into their future.
Project Downtown in Pullman leaves business owners concerned after they heard the news the project was delayed until the beginning of November, with the original completion date being, the middle of October. Melanie Hodges, owner of Lily Bees, a consignment business, gave her opinions on the delay of the project.
WSU received a $4 million grant to support research in converting renewable energy into liquids. The project is foundered by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), working collaboratively with researchers from Stanford University, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Argonne National Laboratory.
The long awaited event of the year put on by AMDT is now in the works for the 2025 show. Every year, the fashion program puts on a large fashion show featuring their senior design collection, modeled by current students. Seniors work on their collection the entire year to showcase their talents one night.
WSU students expressed their frustration with limited parking availability and affordability on campus. Highlighting student frustration with rising prices of hourly parking and permit prices, as well as the new constructional campus limiting parking availability.