A compound derived from an extreme microbe is being tested by WSU researchers as a potential new way to protect apples from fire blight and Listeria, offering a more durable alternative to current treatments.
WSU scholar Joe Gladstone is partnering with the University of Melbourne to advance global research on how Indigenous values shape business leadership, entrepreneurship, and community-focused decision-making.
Method offers promise for more effective separation of plastics at recycling centers, which would help reduce landfill waste.
The new role aligns leadership and operations at Everett, Tri-Cities and Vancouver campuses to better serve students, communities and workforce needs across Washington.
Over 1,500 students from WSU Pullman’s Greek community recently converged on downtown Pullman to help with many projects including spring cleaning, food distribution at the Community Action Center, organizing trivia for Bishop Place residents, and raising money to support local businesses.
WSU students partnered with Visit Vancouver to develop real-world tourism strategies, identifying new event opportunities and marketing ideas that highlight the city’s growing potential as a regional destination.
Construction of the $18 million, 24,000-square-foot facility is expected to wrap up in a year, with an opening planned for summer 2027.
A rare Angora goat from northern Idaho has returned to her herd after WSU veterinarians performed a minimally invasive surgery to remove cystic ovaries that had been threatening her health and behavior.
Faculty, staff and students have a limited time to test and provide feedback on three artificial intelligence-powered research platforms currently being trialed by Washington State University Libraries.
New high-tech tracking tags are helping a WSU scientist follow monarch butterflies in near real time, offering new clues about their mysterious migration routes and how to better support their survival.
