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A new, Washington State University-led approach to fish breeding could help U.S. aquaculture grow safely and profitably, with support from a Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) Growing Impact Award and matching funds from WSU and Troutlodge. The three institutions are providing a combined $1,566,716 to WSU researchers who are developing a practical way to produce healthy, sterile […]

Baker, a senior partner architect in Microsoft’s quantum applications division, will discuss how emerging computing technologies are accelerating scientific discovery during a Sept. 24 lecture at WSU Pullman.

Schweitzer Engineering Hall’s official opening is being celebrated Friday, Sept. 18. An open house is planned for 3 p.m., with the ribbon cutting ceremony slated for 4:30 p.m.

The WSU football team will host Duquesne on Saturday, Sept. 19. Kickoff at Gesa Field is scheduled for 12:30 p.m., with tickets being available via the WSU Athletics website.

The vision for WSU’s newest academic building began with conversations about student success rather than buildings and classrooms.

The Schweitzers’ support reaches well beyond engineering, with philanthropy that empowers Cougs across almost every college and campus at WSU and throughout the Pullman community.

Katie Forsythe has been selected as the College of Arts and Sciences’ new director of student success, leading efforts to connect students’ academic experiences with career preparation.

A Sept. 17 showcase at WSU’s Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections will feature underground comix that challenged censorship and explored themes largely excluded from mainstream comics.

The pilot episode of the Spanish podcast series aired Aug. 27 and explores what would happen if you were eaten by a shark, with expert guidance from WSU fish veterinarian, Dr. Nora Hickey.