WSU Spokane

Nearly 500 rural communities in Washington lost their only retail pharmacy between 2003 and 2013.

A Washington State University nursing student in Spokane got a glimpse of his future recently.

WSU’s Sleep and Performance Research Center has embarked on a $2.8 million study to determine how poor sleep impacts decision-making.

The WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine is unveiling the newly named Tamara A. Hennings Cancer Research Lab, made possible by a $1 million gift from Willard and Patricia Hennings of Ritzville in loving memory of their late daughter.

WSU College of Nursing scientist will lead the $1 million, federally-funded study that could influence policy nationally.

The Washington State University Board of  Regents  will hold its next regularly scheduled meeting May 3-4 at Washington State University Spokane.

Most of the Doctor of Nursing Practice graduates will become family nurse practitioners, psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioners, or take on leadership roles in public health, public policy, or health care administration.

SPOKANE, Wash.  – Washington State University Spokane will host its commencement ceremony on May 4 at 2 p.m. at the Spokane Convention Center, Ballroom 100. There are 395 students who will graduate this spring, with more than 200 participating in the commencement ceremony.

Nurses are the largest segment of the health-care workforce, yet studies have found that nurses feel disrespected and powerless in their profession.

Former Washington state senator and WSU pharmacy alumna, Linda Evans Parlette, to speak at College of Pharmacy commencement.