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The College of Veterinary Medicine’s Simulation-Based Education, the first accredited program in the nation, builds confidence and skills in veterinary students.
WSU welcomes new provost Mitzi Montoya
Experienced higher education leader and innovator will help guide strategic planning, build partnerships with campus and community stakeholders.
Top Ten Seniors
WSU Pullman celebrates 2019 graduating senior leaders for academics, community service, athletics, arts, and campus involvement
Research in the trees, feet on the ground
WSU Extension and researchers, including doctoral student Sarah Kostick, are racing to help save apple orchards from the worsening disease fire blight.
A pioneer in sustainability
Thomas Graedel named as Regents' Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient for his groundbreaking work in industrial ecology.
The world awaits
Nam Nguyen is the first WSU student to study abroad on all seven continents, and now he wants to help companies protect the world he loves to explore.
- Protecting endangered speciesWSU Vancouver statistician to help international whale conservation effortLeslie New will spend three years on the Western Gray Whale Advisory Panel, an independent scientific advisory body to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
- Academic role modelsResearchers receive National Science Foundation Early Career awardsArda Gozen, School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, and Jana Doppa, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, each received five-year awards to support their research.
- Spring commencement5,500+ set to graduate this monthSystem-wide commencement ceremonies are scheduled May 2, 3, 4, and 11. More than 4,700 will earn undergraduate degrees and nearly 800 will graduate with master’s or doctoral degrees.
- Sustainable energyWSU Everett wind energy team earns DOE grantThe team of WSU Everett and Everett Community College students will compete in the Collegiate Wind Competition in 2020.
- Healing grainScientists develop wheat that fights celiac diseaseThe new, genetically distinct variety of wheat opens the door for new treatments and healing potential for the staple grain.
- Transformative experienceStudent from migrant family lands prestigious congressional internshipFreshman Stephany Lamas will spend the summer advocating for migrant farmworkers in Washington, D.C., where she will work closely with Ohio Congressman Anthony Gonzalez and his staff.
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