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Washington State University Foundation We steward private support to benefit students, research, and service statewide and beyond. Go Cougs!

THANK YOU, Cougs! One week later, we're still celebrating the immense impact you all made on #CougsGive. Thanks to you, WSU crossed the $1 million fundraising threshold for the second year, with over 1,400 gifts benefiting 225 unique funding areas: news.wsu.edu/news/2026/04...

WSU’s #CougsGive surpasses $1 million for second consecutive year

Donors made a combined 1,451 gifts for $1,056,226 during the campaign, with every WSU campus and college receiving support.

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At Washington State University, 1 in 3 students is first-gen, often being the first in their family to pursue a four-year degree. By participating in #CougsGive, you are helping these students take their next big step in mapping out their future. Hear from some first-gen Cougs:

Guy Palmer, a researcher dedicated to improving human and animal health, worked with #WSU for over 40 years. To continue the impact of his work, Howard Wright III '77 and Katherine Janeway created the new Dr. Guy Palmer Fund in Global Health: magazine.wsu.edu/2026/01/30/g... @wsuvetmed.bsky.social

Guy Palmer: His quest for better animal and human health

The renowned researcher and Washington State University alum remains dedicated to better health.

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Through work with global corporations, nonprofit organizations, and public leaders, Nyhus has demonstrated how strategic communication — rooted in truth, precision, and public responsibility — can drive meaningful change. #GoCougs

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Roger F. Nyhus, a former U.S. ambassador and business leader, will receive #WSU’s 2026 Alumni Achievement Award for his impact in public affairs, diplomacy, and ethical communication. news.wsu.edu/news/2026/02... 🐾 #GoCougs

Developed by WSU's Native American Health Sciences, the Little Birds pathway program helps youth build self-confidence around cultural identity, instilling confidence, representation, and belief that Native youth belong in health science careers. ⬇️ 🩺 foundation.wsu.edu/2026/02/03/l...

Little Birds takes flight: Inspiring the next generation of Native health leaders

WSU’s Little Birds program introduces Native youth to health sciences through culturally grounded, hands-on experiences, helping students see themselves as future healthcare professionals.

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Last week, WSU Voiland celebrated the opening of the Prime Electric and MacDonald-Miller Construction Management Classroom in Carpenter Hall. Learn about the transformational investments that turned this space into a collaborative, technology-driven hub: foundation.wsu.edu/2026/01/26/b...

Built by industry, designed for the future: Prime Electric and MacDonald-Miller invest in construction education at WSU

The newly renovated classroom replaces outdated technology and AV equipment with a modern hub for hands-on learning.

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