PULLMAN – There really is a balance of nature, but as accepted as that thought is, it has rarely been studied. Now WSU researchers, writing in the journal ‘Nature,’ have found that more balanced animal and plant communities typical of organic farms work better at fighting pests and growing a better plant. […]
PULLMAN – The annual Cougar Sports Banquet and Auction featuring WSU Athletic Director Bill Moos and former WSU football standout Rueben Mayes is set for Aug. 19 at the Coeur d’Alene Resort and Convention Center. Cougar head coaches and other former standout WSU student-athletes will also be at the event. Mayes played for WSU during […]
Photos by Shelly Hanks, WSU Photo Services, and Tim Marsh, WSU Today. Music: “The Monkey King,” played by WSU Jazz Big Band and written by Patrick Sheng. Article by Robert Frank, WSU Today PULLMAN – Fall semester incoming students are gearing up for a successful transition via the WSU’s 21st annual Alive! […]
Video by Adam Wallberg, WSU News Service intern PULLMAN – WSU’s Bear Center is currently looking at hibernation and how a bear can survive with a very low heart rate for an extended period of time. “Humans or other animals could not do what the bears do in hibernation without […]
Above l-r, Jordan Bowker, 2010-2011 WSU Facilities Operations scholarship recipient; Andrew Seaman of Jess Ford of Pullman; and Steve Westbrook, FacOps scholarship committee chair, pose at Palouse Ridge Golf Club with a Ford 2010 F150 XLT Super Cab 4wd pickup truck, the tourney’s hole-in-one prize which is sponsored by the dealership. Caitlyn Dimock, the other scholarship […]
The fifth annual Managing in Cougar Country conference for managers and supervisors is scheduled for 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 5, in Smith CUE 203. A variety of workshops will focus on the theme “Vision and Collaboration in the WSU Community.” In addition there will be workshops on what is considered appropriate – and inappropriate – […]