PULLMAN, Wash. – A live beehive, insect displays and movies will be open free to the public at the 18th annual Insect Cinema Cult Classic hosted by the Washington State University entomology graduate student association at 6 p.m. Friday, April 4, in Todd 276.
The theme is B-movie Bee Movies; the films will be “Bee Movie” (rated PG) and “Killer Bees” (not rated; made-for-TV movie).
T-shirts will be available for purchase.
Fifteen different pride flag designs, each including the WSU spirit mark, are available for purchase for $1 each, and you can buy a bundle containing all 15 flags for $12.
Fifteen different pride flag designs, each including the WSU spirit mark, are available for purchase for $1 each, and you can buy a bundle containing all 15 flags for $12.
The WSU veterinarian and assistant professor was recently awarded one of the highest national honors for veterinary rehabilitation — the 2023 John J. Sherman III Award for Excellence in Veterinary Rehabilitation.
The shortfall is from a combination of unexpected decreases in Pac‑12 Conference revenue distributions, other revenue sources falling short of projection, and operating costs that exceeded the approved budget.
The generous gift establishes a distinguished professorship, a teaching excellence award, and a science and mathematics scholarship in the College of Arts and Sciences to honor Tom and Julie Lutz.
Asif J. Chaudhry, vice president of WSU’s Office of International Programs and WSU Pullman vice chancellor, was recently awarded the title Doctor Honoris Causa of Ovidius University in Constanta, Romania.
The assistant professor in WSU’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering received the National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career award for her work helping communities better prepare for wildfires.
