Students traded spring break trips for hands‑on experience caring for calves in a rugged Snake River pasture, gaining real-world training in animal science and veterinary medicine.
The WSU historian explores how Christianity has shaped American culture in a new book tracing the religion’s evolving role in the nation’s past and present.
Students gathered with loved ones across the state on March 20 to celebrate a major milestone on their path to filling a critical need for more physicians in Washington and beyond.
A life-saving pacemaker procedure at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital helped an aging dog regain her strength and stay by her owner’s side after a dangerous heart condition.
Major League Baseball has an exciting new wrinkle this season, one that depends on work done by WSU’s Sports Science Laboratory.
The university’s resident feline scientist explores how pollination, weather, and genetics determine whether apple trees yield a bumper crop or come up empty.
Michael Court, an emeritus professor with the College of Veterinary Medicine and Michael Neff, a professor of crop biotechnology, were announced today as 2025 AAAS Fellows.
A new national TV segment highlights how WSU is tackling the growing nursing shortage through innovative simulation-based training and expanded education pathways.
Sascha Duttke has been awarded a prestigious Microsoft Research Fellowship with a stipend to further his work into decoding DNA’s “spatial grammar.”
At WSU, grizzlies put “bear-resistant” gear to the ultimate test — smashing and clawing their way through coolers and canisters to help keep wild bears and people safer.
