PULLMAN, Wash. -WSU Honors College sophomore Katie Gillespie, journalism major from Spokane Valley, will be the chief editor of The Daily Evergreen for the fall 2012 semester. Gillespie was one of five candidates competing for the position. The decision was made by a selection panel. » More …
— by Jared Brickman
The Honors College welcomed Richard McKinney (’73 Business Administration and Honors) in April 2012 for a presentation on how the U.S. Air Force uses space for supporting the country’s armed forces around the world. » More …
A special article on Dr. Bushaw has been prepared by Mike Kallaher, professor and former chair of the Department of Mathematics.
PULLMAN, Wash.—Donald W. Bushaw, 85, a WSU faculty member and professor of mathematics for half a century, passed away Jan. 15, 2012. He was a strong proponent of the fledgling Honors Program that began in 1960, served on its Honors Council for several years starting in 1964, and taught many Honors courses. » More …
PULLMAN, Wash.- The Honors College at Washington State University celebrated December graduates and outstanding faculty members at its 2011 Fall Commencement ceremony in the Honors Hall Lounge Friday, December 9, 2011. » More …
PULLMAN, Wash.—Eighteen Honors College students at Washington State University have received word that they are among the 43 recipients of 2011-12 Auvil Scholars Fellowships awarded to support undergraduate research.
With majors ranging from Spanish to biochemistry, and from economics to organic agriculture, the Honors students include the only freshman to receive an award this year. » More …
– By Deven Tokuno
PULLMAN, Wash.—Three Honors College students—Karissa Mielke, Luis Silva, and Gregorio “Greg” Guillen—will be featured as “highlight students” at May 7 commencement ceremonies at Washington State University. » More …
PULLMAN, Wash.—The Washington State University Honors College was well represented at the University College Awards Ceremony on Tues. April 19, when six Honors students and six faculty members received recognition in several categories for their academic and service excellence.
“Tuesday’s award ceremony showcased the outstanding achievements that the students and faculty of Honors have made in the past year,” says Libby Walker, dean of Honors. “We are very proud of their accomplishments.”
PULLMAN, Wash.—The Washington State University Honors College was well represented at the University College Awards Ceremony on Tues. April 19, when six Honors students and six faculty members received recognition in several categories for their academic and service excellence.
“Tuesday’s award ceremony showcased the outstanding achievements that the students and faculty of Honors have made in the past year,” says Libby Walker, dean of Honors. “We are very proud of their accomplishments.”
-by Deven Tokuno
Catching the study abroad fever is easy to do at the Honors College. Stories of adventures in exotic places around the world encourage students to learn more about this unique opportunity. For some, country selection is the hardest part. For others, it’s as easy as dual-citizenship. » More …