Pullman - WSU President Elson S. Floyd said when he first became president six years ago the university was not focusing on the most important aspects that would serve the long term goals of WSU.

• Floyd talks campus priorities
• Farmers market five years strong
• Fundraise for shave: friends bond in tough times
• Police recommend charges in Warner assault case
• Hennessey and Massimino's plans for encouraging involvement

Pullman - WSU scientists strive to engage students by returning to the roots.

• WSU Organic Farm provides students a fresh alternative
• Museum of Art pays respects to late curator Keith Wells
• Graham showcases different styles at concert
• Classic car owners will strut their stuff
• Children of all ages featured in Tom Sawyer performance

Pullman, WA - The Washington State men’s cricket club goes mostly unnoticed, flying under the radar in Pullman for more than 30 years.

• Cricket goes unnoticed for 30 plus years
• Pac-12 track and field championships
• Good times and bad, WSU athletics superfan supports
• Women's rugby: champions once again
• Men's crew paddles on

Pullman - While students breathe a sigh of relief at the end of the school year, the Whitman Humane Society workers literally have their hands full.

• Animal shelters overload as students leave
• Graduating STEM students have the last laugh
• Letter to the editor: Column blaming Reddit jumped to conclusions
• Athleticism is not holy
• Guest commentary: Chemical cocktail in energy drinks compromises child health