Congratulations to Sabine Davis, Teaching Professor of Languages, Cultures, and Race with the College of Arts and Sciences at WSU Pullman on receiving a Crimson Spirit Award in 2024!
Read Sabine’s recognition story. Go Cougs!
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Port Townsend Writers Conference invites WSU Campus Civic Poet to attend
Hope Dela Cruz, WSU’s Campus Civic Poet, will attend the Port Townsend Writers Conference this summer thanks to a new fellowship supported by the nonprofit arts organization Centrum.
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WSU-led research shows that super-salty brines helped concentrate the metals that formed Idaho’s rich silver and cobalt deposits more than a billion years ago.
Carefully controlled atoms make renewables more viable for plastics and fuels production
A catalyst developed by WSU researchers converts renewable ethanol into molecules that could replace petrochemicals in the production of everyday products.
Ion chemistry research earns NSF funding
A recently awarded grant from the National Science Foundation is supporting WSU chemistry researchers as they design, fabricate, and assemble a new class of analytical instrumentation.
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WSU ROAR program receives $2.48M federal grant to transform inclusive higher education
The grant will fund WSU ROAR Pathways, an initiative that supports students from high school through college and into their careers.