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Two WSU teams received nearly $20,000 for their research using virtual reality to address issues in computational computer science.

“Even the smallest artifacts can allow us to extrapolate and help us understand more about people of the past, how different things like tattooing got started,” said Andrew Gillreath‑Brown, anthropology PhD candidate.

The award recognizes outstanding writers, honoring work deemed to exhibit the highest artistic merit during peer review.

Remember to give yourself a little extra time when flying to or from Pullman this fall as the city’s regional airport closes for about a month beginning Sept. 8, leaving Spokane and Lewiston as the nearest commercial air alternatives.

Washington State Athletics is focused on maximizing revenue and stewardship of its resources – among other goals – as it looks to the future.

Product innovation efforts often stall when star inventors and company founders work within the same teams, according to new WSU research.

A decade after opening Palouse Ridge Golf Club, Washington State University is seeking a new contract for the management and operation of restaurant services at the popular event space.

The rapid pace of technology and the internet have transformed the libraries like many other areas within the university.

The talk, titled “Accelerating Scientific Discovery through Quantum Information Sciences,” will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 3 p.m. in the Engineering Teaching/Research Building (ETRL), room 101 on the WSU Pullman campus.

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.