The long journey of WSU’s youngest, newest regent
“I’m not where I am today if the people in my school did not invest in me and see me as someone with potential and push me in that direction.”
Hazy days of summer
WSU engineers and atmospheric researchers predict air pollution levels, including wildfire smoke.
A rare path for Pat Chun
The Washington Post profiled new WSU athletic director Chun, first Asian American to lead a Power Five program.
Communities for the golden age
WSU prepares students and researches innovations for the booming senior living industry.
Top Ten Seniors
WSU Pullman celebrates 2018 graduating senior leaders for academics, community service, athletics, arts, and campus involvement
Ancient glass, modern problem
Can a fifth-century technology aid nuclear waste disposal?
- Interdisciplinary learningProgram offers students real-world entrepreneurship skillsThe Harold Frank Engineering Entrepreneurship Institute helps students learn the ins and outs of entrepreneurship.
- Historic findDiscoveries may hold key to an ongoing American West conflictA research team unearthed a U.S. government document from 1870 and several supporting records that shed new light on conflicting claims about historical use and ownership of large swaths of southwestern Montana and northwestern Wyoming.
- Sustainable resourcesEnvironmentally friendly farming practices used by nearly 1/3 of world’s farmsResearch paper co-athor John Reganold helped identify farming systems that meet sustainable intensification guidelines and analyze the data.
- World healthWSU scientist joins CDC group in battling insect-borne diseasesJohn Stark, director of the Washington Stormwater Center at the WSU Puyallup Research & Extension Center, is part of a work group looking at diseases such as West Nile Virus and Zika, and how to prevent them.
- Holistic approachSustainably beating fruit orchard pests aim of new WSU entomologist Tobin Northfield’s efforts will support Washington’s more than $3 billion a year tree fruit industry.
- Improving human healthWSU Spokane researchers develop potential drugs to help curb smokingThe researchers hope the drugs can help people reduce their consumption of tobacco, if not quit altogether.
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- Now—Oct. 6 JSMOA: Fine Arts Faculty Exhibit Self•ishPullman
- Sept. 27 Women’s soccer vs. OregonPullman
- Sept. 27 WSU Symphony Orchestra concertPullman
- Sept. 28 Homecoming Wine TastingPullman
- Sept. 28 Women’s volleyball vs. UtahPullman
- Sept. 28 Faculty Artist Series: Pentecost, new electronic musicPullman
- Sept. 29 Cougar football vs. UtahPullman
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