Construction will start on the Grimes Way play field parking lot this Monday, June 5, adding more parking stalls. The parking lot will be closed to vehicle parking starting June 5, and will reopen mid-July. Thank you for your patience during this construction project.
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Coug tradition brings alumni and their moms back to veterinary school
Three WSU veterinary alumni returned to Pullman this week with their mothers to help second-year students sharpen their communication skills through a 35-year-old training program.
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Josh Babcock, College of Veterinary Medicine
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WSU study highlights the need for further study of the health effects of cannabis use during breastfeeding.
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Levi McGarry, College of Arts and Sciences
‘Highly sensitive’ people may not experience everything more intensely, study suggests
A WSU study found that highly sensitive people respond more strongly to social cues and perceived threats than to everyday physical conditions such as heat, noise or air quality.
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Will Ferguson, WSU News & Media Relations
New facility builds on long WSU, USDA partnership to boost agriculture
The new building is more than 20 years in the making and features broad support from ARS scientists, multiple WSU administrations, and Washington congressional members.
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Scott Weybright, College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences
WSU experts to share high-tech solutions for tree fruit at FIRA USA
CAHNRS is a sponsor and strategic partner of the U.S. conference of the International Forum on Robotics and Automation, gathering Oct. 20-22 in Yakima, Washington.
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Seth Truscott, College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences
Workers who fear AI replacement show worse workplace behavior
In a WSU study, employees in occupations likely to be disrupted by AI demonstrated higher moral disengagement and more counterproductive workplace actions.
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Shawn Vestal, WSU News & Media Relations
Elevating Cougs spotlights communications tools, tips, and insights
WSU employees can register for the Oct. 21–22 virtual Elevating Cougs conference, featuring sessions on project management, communicating through change, and using university branding tools.
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Communications staff, Washington State University