A handbook designed to help parents become advisors and coaches to their adult children leaving for their first year of college has been shown to increase family connections and decrease risky behaviors like drug and alcohol use.
Health science students are getting valuable training in how to screen for drug and alcohol misuse, and engage patients in difficult conversations.
PULLMAN – The 2010-2011 annual Security/Fire Report for the WSU Pullman campus was released on Friday, Oct. 1, and is available online. The 20-page report is designed to provide the WSU community with an accurate statistical look into the campus’ fire safety and sex assaults record. In addition, it provides information on the […]
Frank Loge, a Washington State University assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, has received a $1.8 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to study the health risks associated with drinking groundwater from aquifers. When bacteria in drinking water sickened thousands and killed more than 100 people in the Milwaukee area in 1994, all […]