In Introduction to Zotero, you learned how to put your research into the free reference management software. Now it’s time use Zotero to create your cohesive project. Lorena O’English from WSU Libraries will show you how to effectively use your Zotero account from creating citations in word processing platforms to maximizing Zotero groups to remotely collaborate.
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WSU campuses ready to celebrate first-gen students
A workshop on environmental equity, a research showcase, carnival, and a date with a first-gen author are among the events planned for Washington State University’s First-Gen Celebration, Nov. 2-13, 2026.
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Steve Nakata, Student Affairs
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Post-mortem helpers: WSU students explore forensic importance of insects
With Halloween this weekend, check out how WSU students are exploring the creepy but fascinating world of forensic entomology, where insects can provide valuable clues about when someone died.
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Angela Sams, College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences
WSU museum brings art, music and local cuisine together for free after-hours series
The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU is bringing together live music, local cuisine and art exhibitions for its free Arts First Thursdays series, returning Nov. 5 and continuing monthly through April.
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Debby Stinson, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU
WSU student joins refugee mentoring program
Drawing on his own experience immigrating to the U.S., WSU bioengineering student Abdelrahman “Bodi” Abdelrazek is helping refugee students in Spokane navigate the path to higher education.
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Tom Holm, International Programs
WSU entomologist, newly elected fellow reflects on mentoring students
Newly elected Entomological Society of America fellow and WSU professor David Crowder reflects on his research career and the importance of mentoring the next generation of scientists.
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Scott Weybright, College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences
WSU launches new Student Belonging and Success Initiative
The plan calls for smaller, university-supported communities where first-year students on the Pullman campus can build relationships, find support, and adjust to college life.
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Communications staff, Washington State University
Anne Mason named dean of WSU College of Nursing
Mason, who has served as interim dean since September 2025, was selected for the permanent role following a comprehensive internal review and meetings with external stakeholders.
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Hailey James, Office of the Provost