Washington State University President Elson Floyd has donated $10,000 to the reward fund to help catch the people who assaulted a faculty member near campus.

David Warner remains in critical condition at a Spokane hospital. Police say he was beaten about 2 a.m. March 30 while intervening in a fight between an acquaintance and a group of college-age people in the parking lot of Adams Mall on College Hill.

Floyd also announced Tuesday he is creating a Commission on Campus Climate to address what he called "an underlying fear and anger among some on campus regarding issues of race and marginalization."

Warner is Native American and teaches in the WSU Department of Critical Culture, Gender, and Race Studies. Police have said there's no indication race was a factor in the beating.

Three people were taken to the hospital today following a head on collision on US 95 at mile marker 342. Traffic was blocked for 30 minutes while the roadways were cleared.

Ryan L. Ludemann, 35, was traveling north on US 395 when he crossed the center line. Ludemann collided with 21 year old Dillion D. Poe.

Linemann, Poe and the passenger in Poe's vehicle, Heidi N. Hubbard, were all transported to Gritman Medical Center. All three were wearing seat belts.

It is not known if drugs or alcohol were a factor in the collision, but Ludemann was cited for reckless driving.

An autopsy is scheduled for a Pullman man after an accidental fall from a cliff at Granite Point, located on the Whitman County side of the Snake River.

Police and emergency crews responded to the scene around 2 am Friday morning. Preliminary investigation shows that Andrew P. Duke, 23, was with three friends and that at some point he walked away from the group. His friends later found him at the bottom of a 50 foot cliff and called 911. 

Whitman County Sheriff's Office says that the injuries appear to be consistent with a fall but that alcohol is believed to be involved in the accident.