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Photographer Ayana V. Jackson discusses her new exhibit, Archival Impulse.

Learn how to have a rewarding time, and avoid common pitfalls, during your international travel experience.

This year’s WSU International Women’s Day keynote speaker made world headlines in 1999 when she became the first Miss Universe from Africa.

Jessica Whitt, WSU UREC’s Assistant Director & Matt Atwell, Coordinator for Fitness Services and Education provide a few fast, effective moves that you can modify to add fitness to your every day routine.

Patrick Merry, owner of Merry Cellars Winery, discusses how to taste wine, evaluate the label, pair wine and food, and the basics of wine etiquette.

In this Valentine’s Day-themed event, Chef Jamie will prepare steak, chocolate truffles and a chocolate lentil cake.

Angela Davis was the keynote speaker at Washington State University’s 2015 MLK Community Celebration.

WSU Outdoor Recreation Center Staff Katelyn Spradley will guide you through winter clothing layering systems and more.

They’re everywhere now: Tablets, phones, laptops, netbooks, phablets. And we gravitate toward them—much like our parents once gravitated toward the magic of TV.

The ingredients are local, the chef is amazing, and the results will be irresistible.

Have you ever been curious about what sustainability is or what it takes to lead a sustainable life?

A live performance of songs from the American Civil Rights Movement from WSU University Singers.

Yes, you can choose to be happy—and it actually works.

Students from different campuses and disciplines compete against each other to solve a global problem. This year’s case is plastic waste in Brazil: watch the top 5 teams present their solutions.

Learn to think inside the box with this tutorial on the many ways you can use Excel to organize your life, automate math, and turn dull documents into color-coded triumphs of logic.

The committee reveals this year’s case for WSU students to solve in the 5th Annual Global Case Competition.

Learn to think inside the box with this tutorial on the many ways you can use Excel to organize your life, automate math, and turn dull documents into color-coded triumphs of logic.

In this workshop, Ryan Whitley and Thomas Wilson, co-founders of the Seattle non-profit Tech Diversified, will explain the importance of coding, including online resources, free courses, and face-to-face opportunities.

The modern world runs on computer coding, and a little knowledge about code can go a long way toward advancing your career, automating tedious tasks, and creating fun personal projects.

Dr. Bill Kabasenche presents “What’s Your Body Worth? The Ethics of Commodifying Human Tissues.”