Three decades in Vancouver, Spokane, and the Tri-Cities
WSU celebrates 30th anniversary of statewide expansion.
Good medicine
As WSU trains Native American health-care providers and researchers, Western-style health care could be transformed by time-tested practices.
A Cougar First
Chemical engineering senior Kristian Gubsch, WSU's first Marshall Scholar, is heading to the United Kingdom for graduate work.
One Good Apple
How Cosmic Crisp® became a superstar apple of the state after two decades of WSU research
The road less traveled
Former Marine and first-gen college student Bernadette Gagnier sets her sights on the wine world.
Asked and answered
Sociologist Don Dillman fundamentally changed surveys over the last 50 years, from statewide issues to the U.S. Census.
- Food securityRevolutionizing rice production to feed the worldWith a just-renewed $15 million grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, WSU and international partners aim to develop rice strains that yield more, even during heat and drought.
- Managing riskSafeguarding the nation’s power grid from cyberattackWhat threat do Internet-connected “smart devices” and “smart homes” pose to the national electric power grid?
- Land-grant heritageSteadfast support for our DACA studentsWSU unequivocally supports all students, regardless of their immigration status. This commitment is grounded in our longstanding institutional heritage of accessible higher education.
- Top honorAlumnus Steve Gleason receives Congressional Gold MedalThe former WSU football standout and NFL player is recognized for his ALS advocacy with the highest honor the United States Congress can bestow on a civilian.
- Excellence in journalismLester Holt to receive Murrow Lifetime Achievement AwardThe NBC Nightly News and Dateline NBC weekday anchor will give the keynote speech at the 45th Murrow Symposium this March in Pullman.
- Public healthBPA levels in humans dramatically underestimatedStudy finds that exposure to the endocrine-disrupting chemical bisphenol A (BPA) is far higher than previously assumed.
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