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After Filby’s passing, a small cohort of Cougs came together to create graduate fellowships in his memory, supporting students in analytical chemistry and radiochemistry in WSU’s Department of Chemistry.
For more than five decades, alumnus David Hawthorne has made WSU Homecoming a tradition. His annual return to Pullman reflects a lifelong commitment to the university, the connections it creates.
Inspired by the teacher who encouraged him to attend WSU, Gary Manchester ’65 has spent more than five decades giving back through scholarships, education, engineering, and Cougar Athletics.
The total marks the university’s fifth straight year surpassing $140 million in fundraising and stands as the second-highest fundraising year in WSU history.
Representing the WSU Chapter of Engineers in Action, three Cougs spent two months in Bolivia helping to bring clean water to the remote town of Altamira.
Members of the WSU Board of Regents on Friday approved President Betsy Cantwell’s goals for fiscal year 2027 as part of a suite of actions at the governing body’s first meeting of the fall semester.
The Schweitzers’ support reaches well beyond engineering, with philanthropy that empowers Cougs across almost every college and campus at WSU and throughout the Pullman community.
