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Celebration of Hirahara Endowments Planned Aug. 17 in Terrell Library
WSU Libraries will celebrate two endowments supporting the preservation and sharing of a historic collection documenting Japanese American incarceration during World War II.
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Model could help communities set effective subsidies for wildfire mitigation
WSU researchers developed formulas to evaluate the effectiveness of subsidies in persuading homeowners to prepare for wildfires.
Student-led supply drive for the Spokane-area
In a message sent Aug. 5 to the Washington State University Pullman and Spokane communities, President Betsy Cantwell highlighted a student-led supply drive in Pullman and other ways Cougs can support people affected by the Spokane-area wildfires.
WSU experts available to discuss wildfires
As wildfires affect communities across the Pacific Northwest, WSU researchers and Extension specialists are available to discuss wildfire risks, preparedness, and recovery.
Washington households continue to face food insecurity, survey finds
A statewide survey found that rising prices and uncertainty over federal assistance continue to strain food budgets for Washington households across income levels.
WSU leaders share wildfire resources and ways to help those impacted by Spokane Area Fires
In an Aug. 4 message, WSU leaders shared resources for students and employees affected by the Spokane-area wildfires and outlined ways the university community can help.
WSU study: Working from home doesn’t guarantee breastfeeding success
Research challenges conventional wisdom, showing that stay-at-home mothers and those who work remotely face obstacles in sustaining breastfeeding.