Although unlikely, climate change catastrophes, including human extinction, should be more heavily considered by scientists, according to a new commentary article coauthored by WSU archaeologist Tim Kohler.
WSU faculty aim to make the transition to higher education less intimidating and more realistic for youth in foster care, thanks to the five‑year, $3.8 million grant from the Institute of Education Sciences.
A WSU Extension team will join county, technology, and tribal partners to demonstrate their prototype mobile broadband unit next Tuesday, July 26, in the Colville National Forest.
Anyone in the United States can now call or text the number 9‑8‑8, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, if they or someone they know shows signs of crisis, especially suicide.
The strongly divided reactions to the overturning of Roe vs. Wade are continuing to drive both protest and praise at levels WSU political experts say is likely to generate greater voter attention on state and local races.
The rising juniors and seniors participating in the Dare to Dream program are members of seasonal farmworker families. The program offers students hands‑on instruction in sciences, math, engineering, and self‑development.
The College Assistance Migrant Program and the High School Equivalency Program secured a combined $4.75 million to be distributed over five years.
When liberals and conservatives receive gift cards for politicized brands that clash with their own views, they are less appreciative of the gesture, new research indicates.
Women in the U.S. are still less likely than men to express a desire to take on leadership or managerial roles, according to an analysis of data from leadership studies conducted over six decades.
Students at four‑year colleges and universities drink nearly twice as much alcohol as their peers in two‑year colleges, according to a survey of Seattle‑area college students.
