Washington State University
(Pullman, WA)
Washington State, founded in 1890, is a public, comprehensive university. The academic strength lies in over 200 fields of study offered across its 11 diverse academic colleges. U.S. News and World Report consistently ranks the University among the top 60 public universities in the country. Extracurricular activities and leadership opportunities abound, highlighted by over 300 student clubs and organizations and its membership in the Pac-12 athletic conference. Its beautiful 620-acre campus is located in Pullman, in southeastern Washington, 80 miles south of Spokane.
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Imagine sitting down to a brown-bag lunch discussion and being handed a ponytailed head infested with lice eggs. The head is carved of wood, mind you, but the hair and eggs are very much real. Such was the scene at a recent lunch presentation by Washington State University entomologist Richard Zack about insects that live on humans. Lice, bed bugs...
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The convergence of print, broadcasting and the Internet has changed the way journalists report and present the news. Nowhere is this more true than in the Middle East, where mainstream news organizations combine original reporting with information and video sourced from digital activists and ordinary citizens carrying out the functions of...
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The Imagine Tomorrow competition at Washington State University unites educators, scholars, and industry leaders to teach students of all backgrounds how to translate ideas into results. At the outset, the competition asks teams of Washington 9th through 12th graders to address a topic—this year, energy sustainability—by...
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WSU student cleaned up on Wheel of Fortune Wednesday night! Read his blog on the experience here: http://bit.ly/KkebWF Go Cougs!
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Special KWSU/Broadcast 465 newscast from 5/19/1980 about the Mount St. Helens eruption and impact to Washington State University. Anchored by Glenn Johnson, with student reporters including KOMO's Kathi Goertzen, and then-WSU President Glenn Terrell. Courtesy KWSU and the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication for the video.
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Artist Patrick Siler's recent outdoor wall mural holds a prominent position in downtown Pullman. As he completes the third and final panel this summer, the Museum of Art/WSU will present an exhibition of the extensive work that goes into the art. "Curator's Choice: Patrick Siler Mural" will showcase the sketches and...
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Jeff Foxworthy stops in Pullman, Washington for an unforgettable performance at Beasley Coliseum on Saturday, September 15, 2012. Tickets are available at all TicketsWest outlets, or at the Beasley Coliseum box office beginning August 1. For more information, visit beasley.wsu.edu or www.jefffoxworthy.com
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Oil spill cleanup, ocean storm monitoring and acoustic research are just some of the uses for submarine robots. Washington State University students have been learning about these and other "real-world" applications as they've built an underwater vehicle this year. For more about this story, click here: news.wsu.edu
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Wine tasting funds plant science grad student fellowship and legacy
Virginia Lee talks about helping other people. An annual wine tasting/silent auction fundraiser to support Washington State University graduate students will be 6-9 pm Thursday, April 26, at Merry Cellars Winery in downtown Pullman. For more about this story, click here: news.wsu...
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