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.
A voice and a vote for students
Pharmacy student, experienced leader, and dedicated volunteer Johanna Pantig named WSU Student Regent for the 2019-20 academic year.
Forging his own story
Veteran, Murrow College student, and father of three Adam Householder finds his place at WSU Everett.
A point of reference
WSU Meyer's Point environmental research station on Puget Sound lends insight into local ecology, history, archaeology, and shellfish farming.
In the field
WSU student Katie Doonan connects her interests in sustainable and organic agriculture with health and medicine.
- Leading researchNew drug-delivery technology promises targeted cancer treatmentTiny “nanotubes” enable scientists to locate tumor cells and track how cancer fighting drug regimens are performing.
- Creating opportunity for womenBuilding a new generation of female leaders in higher edWith a $1.2 million NSF grant, a WSU psychologist works to empower women to seek career advancement and leadership opportunities in higher education.
- 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.
- Addressing climate changeChemical engineering student chosen to attend U.N. meetingKristian Gubsch is one of 8 students nationwide who will serve as a delegate for the American Chemical Society at an international climate change convention in Madrid, Spain.
- Unmasking hate speechProfessor leads investigation into Islamophobia onlineStudy finds that anti-Muslim narrative was driven by a handful of users, disseminating tweets through automated bots and sock puppet accounts.
- Fighting diseaseDiscovery takes aim at mosquito-borne illnessesNew findings may lead to ways to inhibit the spread of potentially deadly viruses: West Nile, Zika, and dengue.
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