New school year kicks off with Week of Welcome
Washington State University Pullman is set to officially welcome new students to campus during its annual Week of Welcome Aug. 14-22.
Category: Coug Life
Fitting the pieces together
Dr. Neil Sinha recounts one of his first cases as an internal medicine resident, and shares his puzzle-like approach to every case he receives at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
The CUB is ready for fall
Compton Union Building staff are preparing for a busy in‑person semester in Pullman with several changes designed to make it an even better place to meet, eat, hang out, and engage in Coug life.
Future therapists and pharmacists gain real‑life experience at Cougar Health Services
Training programs at CHS give therapy and pharmacy interns opportunities to practice what they learn in their classes while serving undergraduates.
A shot in the arm
WSU students, faculty and staff played a crucial role in COVID‑19 vaccination efforts across the state. Learn more in the Washington State Magazine Fall 2021 issue.
Neurology resident’s special bond with animals
Sarvenaz Bagheri developed a special connection with animals after immigrating to the United States as a child with her Iranian parents. Now, she is a neurology resident at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
Committed to a deadly parasite
WSU’s Susan Noh strives to help farmers and ranchers optimize animal health through her research into tick-borne diseases, in particular bovine anaplasmosis, an infectious blood disease in cattle.
New pedestrian-bike pathway funded by WSDOT grant
Walkers and bikers traveling to the WSU Pullman campus will benefit from an expanded shared sidewalk along Main Street heading onto Stadium Way.
Why do humans get sunburns?
This scorching hot summer brought to mind a 13‑year‑old’s question to Dr. Universe about sunburns.
Natural ways to avoid the heat
WSU architect Omar Al‑Hassawi, an expert at reducing indoor temperatures without the use of electricity, offers some suggestions for beating the heat.
