Achievements

Computer science professor Xuechen Zhang was named a Tier 2 Gold winner of the U.S. Department of Energy’s first Electricity Industry Technology and Practices Innovation Challenge.

Gregmar Galinato’s research shows that higher tobacco prices had more of an impact on reducing adolescent smoking than education programs focusing on the ill effects of tobacco use.

The Fulbright program aims to increase mutual understanding among scholars across the globe and is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government.

Roxanne Moore earned the award from the International Chapter of the P.E.O. Sisterhood for her dedication to helping preservice teachers at WSU learn to be better math teachers.

The Fellow designation recognizes the impact both Marsh and McCluskey have had in the field of agricultural, resource, and environmental economics.

Tallying its highest cumulative semester GPA ever while also making the NCAA finals yet again, the rowing team is among those helping set the standard for WSU athletes.

Mike Utley and Sue Durrant are among the 2019 Walk of Fame inductees.

The project will also offer graduate students an opportunity to improve teaching, mentoring, and other essential skills for advancing their career prospects in research and academics.

A WSU faculty member has been given a $50,000 grant to research textbooks in Spanish-language classes, and how those may help or hinder student learners.

The WSU chefs worked as a team to transform a basket of 25 ingredients into a three-course meal and a buffet platter at a recent American Culinary Federation competition.

Megan Baker was one of just 20 students nationwide selected to receive a $2,500 Pharmacists Mutual Scholarship for the upcoming 2019-20 school year.

For the second-straight year, Washington State Athletics saw record numbers in Cougar Athletic Fund annual giving while other areas showed huge upswings over previous years.

The award recognizes individuals who demonstrate noteworthy service to NCURA and have made significant contributions to the profession of research administration.

The new members come from WSU campuses across the state and represent a range of scientific specialties.

The innovative blocks are designed to reduce waste while providing an affordable building material that could lower housing costs.

WSU scientists were recognized by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers for their research exploring how machines can quickly shake apples out of trees, then safely catch and harvest them.