Recent News
A Coug football family
From the 1920s to the Mike Leach era, the Gustafson-Pelluer family has left its mark on WSU football, passing down a love of the game across four generations.
WSU-Chile collaboration reveals border-hopping virus
Researchers identify the presence of destructive, insect-spread pathogen in tomato and pepper crops in Chile.
Carson College student consultants move regional businesses forward
Regional businesses can receive a semester of consulting support from WSU Vancouver business students, guided by faculty and experienced business leaders, at no cost.
Foley Institute cosponsors panel debate on Washington’s three 2026 ballot initiatives
Washington voters can hear arguments for and against all three statewide ballot initiatives during a virtual, nonpartisan panel debate Oct. 15.
Oct. 15: WSU Press author Roberta Paul to read from book on family trauma
WSU Press author Roberta Paul will read from her memoir exploring five generations of Nez Perce family history, intergenerational trauma and healing on Oct. 15 at Holland Library.
WSU researchers call for national consortium to battle agriculture cyberthreats
Scientists call for an expansion of research, security measures, and workforce training centered in land-grant universities.
Collaborative program brings together faculty, students, and community
WSU’s Living Learning Communities connect students with shared interests through coursework, residential life and hands-on experiences in the community.
Oct 19: Walton Lecture features insights from Starbucks risk management director
Anthony Spacciante, director of risk management for Starbucks, will present “The Places You Can Go: Careers in Risk Management and Insurance” from 5:30–6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19 in Todd Hall 116.
WSU geologist investigates formation of rare earth element deposits
A new National Science Foundation grant is helping WSU researchers investigate how certain geologic systems form critical ore deposits.