Nov. 18-22 is International Education Week, which celebrates the benefits of U.S. students and teachers developing global skills through international education and exchange worldwide.
In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the Maxwell Lobby to learn more about studying abroad.
In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the Maxwell Lobby to learn more about studying abroad.
Stop by the Kryzsko Ballroom on Nov. 18 at 7pm for a holiday themed bingo where you can win your favorite snacks and drinks.
In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the SLC Atrium to learn more about studying abroad.
On Nov. 19, meet with a representative from the Sant'Anna Institute to learn more about studying abroad in Sorento, Italy.
Enjoy tea in the library on Nov. 19 from 11am-1:30pm.
In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the SLC Atrium to learn more about studying abroad.
On Nov. 19, the WSU Design Program invites you to learn how to use a laser engraver to create your holiday ornaments and other fun items.
In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the Minné Lobby to learn more about studying abroad.
Stop by this info table on Nov. 20 to learn more about joining the Peace Corps or applying for a Fulbright grant to go abroad after graduation.
On Nov. 20, join the Finance faculty for a presentation, lunch, and discussion in the College of Business Engagement Center.
On Nov. 20, stop by the Fire Feature Patio for free marshmallow goodness (weather-permitting).
In honor of International Education Week, join us for our Cultural Café on Nov. 20. Eat alfajores, drink yerba mate, and learn about Messi's land.
On Nov. 20, enjoy a free performance of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” directed by WSU’s Jim Williams and adapted for the stage by Nia Vardalos.
Nov. 21 is the last day when faculty can change the grading method for full Fall 2024 term classes.
In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the SLC Atrium to learn more about studying abroad.
On Nov. 21, meet with a representative from Kristianstad University to learn more about studying abroad in Sweden.
In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the SLC Atrium to learn more about studying abroad.
On Nov. 21, enjoy a free performance of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” directed by WSU’s Jim Williams and adapted for the stage by Nia Vardalos.
In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the Maxwell Lobby to learn more about studying abroad.
On Nov. 22, enjoy a free performance of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” directed by WSU’s Jim Williams and adapted for the stage by Nia Vardalos.
On Nov. 23, enjoy a free performance of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” directed by WSU’s Jim Williams and adapted for the stage by Nia Vardalos.
On Nov. 24, enjoy a free recital from Jayna Domeier (trumpet) and Adelyn Ackermann (voice), students of WSU’s Music Department.
On Nov. 25, attend this free concert featuring WSU jazz students.
No classes will be held on Nov. 27 due to the Student Fall Break Day. Some offices may still be open today.
No classes will be held and offices will be closed Nov. 28-29 due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
Dec. 1 is the deadline to submit an application for the faculty-led The Business of Healthcare study abroad opportunity in Paris.
Effective Dec. 1 at 11:59pm, trading will end for the College of Business' "Create Your More" Stock Market Challenge, an undergraduate competition for WSU students to demonstrate their stock selection skills.
On Dec. 3, stop by Somsen 309 for a donut and quick chat with the College of Business Dean.
