Lipi Turner Rahman (WSU Libraries) will speak about global diasporas.  The Common Reading series provides presentations based on topics inspired by this year’s book Refuge, by  Alexander Betts and Sir […]

Many of us find ourselves in the trap of working all day, often times putting in extra hours and not having the time to make it to the gym.  Additionally, […]

The mission of the DREAM book club is to educate students in the importance of diversity and equity to better prepare students for the work force. The goal is to […]

This event has been canceled. Tom Ikeda, the executive director of Densho: Japanese American Legacy Project, will speak about the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans in America and […]

This interactive workshop will introduce the concept of microaggressions and examine how they operate to reinforce systemic inequality, power, and privilege, while having lasting impacts on individuals. After identifying how […]

It is estimated that there are 244 million international migrants living all over the world, and roughly 47 million of those live within the United States. The challenges that refugees […]

Sina Sam (Academic Outreach and Innovation) will talk about her advocacy with the Khmer Anti-deportation Advocacy Group of Washington, and about the larger issues of family separation and deportation impacting […]

Let’s lose ourselves in the music and find ourselves having fun while staying fit! We feature various Latin rhythms and other dance styles set to high-energy international beats. Our energy […]

As the morbidity rate from COVID-19 grows, threatening to overwhelm hospitals and healthcare providers, how should we allocate limited resources? Who should make decisions if the demand for life-saving care […]

Join T-Mobile for this unique virtual event! Learn from two WSU alumni about the organization and internship opportunities. SIGN UP TODAY! This event is limited to the first 50 students. […]