WSU Spokane

Ignite Northwest, a business accelerator located on our campus and an important partner of ours, recently won a $50,000 grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). Ignite will also […]

WSU Spokane was the setting this week for the TEAM Conference, a two-day event that brought first responders and mental health professionals together to discuss ways our community can work together […]

We’ve written about it once and we’ll write about it again: research is a problem solver. With that established, here’s some news from our campus: researchers in the WSU College […]

Our Health Sciences Update programs air locally on Comcast channel 17 and feature a wide array of health sciences representatives from our campus and elsewhere. These three recent episodes will […]

L-R: WSU Spokane Chancellor Lisa Brown, Ed Schweitzer, Beatriz Schweitzer The Dr. Elson S. Floyd Medical Education Founders Fund was created to honor our late president and recognize his work to […]

In May, we celebrated the groundbreaking of a teaching health clinic (photos!) that will allow students in our health sciences programs to gain valuable experience working in a clinic and […]

The Na-ha-shnee Health Science Institute is on campus this week, giving Native American high school students the chance to be introduced to higher education opportunities and possible future careers.

President Elson S. Floyd, March 1, 1956 – June 20, 2015 Elson Floyd’s fingerprints are all over our campus. The WSU president saw the opportunity that WSU had in Spokane […]

We’ve written before about how research is a problem solver. Recently, two items of research on campus have helped problems move closer to being solved.

Students working and learning at the Spokane Teaching Health Clinic – opening in summer of 2016 – will work with local neighborhoods.  Health impacts due to poor living conditions can have […]