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WSU’s Singh contributes to National Academies report on climate change, extreme weather
The report concludes that it’s increasingly possible to identify how climate change contributes to heat waves, storms, and other extreme weather events.
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Shawn Vestal, WSU News & Media Relations
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WSU researchers were recently honored by election to the Washington State Academy of Sciences, which serves as the state’s scientific advisory body.
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Communications staff, Washington State University
Veterinarian’s virtual 5K raises nearly $14,000 for WSU’s rabies control program in Tanzania
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Josh Babcock, College of Veterinary Medicine
Foley Distinguished Public Service Award to be received by former Vice President Mike Pence
The Sept. 10 ceremony will feature a keynote address by the former vice president while raising support for WSU’s Thomas S. Foley Institute.
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Communications staff, Washington State University
Study reveals a winter version of the biological clock
WSU researchers have discovered a molecular “winter lock” that alters the circadian clock, keeping animals less active in winter.
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Devin Rokyta, College of Veterinary Medicine
College of Veterinary Medicine Dean Dori Borjesson announces retirement
Borjesson will retire in spring 2027 following seven years of leadership that include major investments in facilities, research, and public health education.
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Communications staff, Washington State University
New student regent brings passion for empowering young people
The first WSU Global Campus student to serve as student regent hopes to strengthen connections between students and the Board of Regents while representing learners across the university system.
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RJ Wolcott, WSU News & Media Relations