Washington households continue to face food insecurity, survey finds

A statewide survey found that rising prices and uncertainty over federal assistance continue to strain food budgets for Washington households across income levels.

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WSU study: Working from home doesn’t guarantee breastfeeding success

Research challenges conventional wisdom, showing that stay-at-home mothers and those who work remotely face obstacles in sustaining breastfeeding.

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WSU student-athletes volunteer with Boys and Girls Club

More than two dozen WSU student-athletes visited Kamiak Elementary earlier this month to volunteer with the Boys and Girls Club of the Palouse.

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WSU Extension showcases solar program benefiting rural schools at national conference

A partnership led by WSU Extension that helps rural Washington school districts cut energy costs was recently highlighted at a community development conference in Kansas.

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Celebrating with his WSU family

Singer-songwriter Andy Grammer strengthened his long-running connection to WSU following a July 30 concert, accepting a custom WSU football jersey bearing his name.

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Wondering about tomorrow’s air quality? Check WSU’s new interactive tool

AIRPACT6 tool can provide targeted 72-hour forecasts for particulate matter and ozone levels, among other data.

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Jimothy’s internet fame serves as reminder to give wildlife space

Behind the growing social media fan base is a remarkable story of wildlife adaptation and acceptance.

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Construction management program expands to meet demand

With industry support, the program will be increasing student enrollment while continuing to invest in faculty with significant industry experience to support its hands-on, experiential curriculum.

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Helicopter helps replace Gesa Field lighting

See photos of a Huey helicopter helping replace Gesa Field’s stadium lighting as part of a renovation project totaling more than $10 million.

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Study reveals a winter version of the biological clock

WSU researchers have discovered a molecular “winter lock” that alters the circadian clock, keeping animals less active in winter.

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Jennifer Henrichsen wins 2026 Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Early Career Woman Scholar Award

The Murrow College assistant professor was recognized for her research on some of the challenges facing democracy and her promise as a future leader.

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New grant supports WSU astronomer’s search for elusive black holes

Vivienne Baldassare will use early data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory to explore how the universe’s first massive black holes formed.

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New student regent brings passion for empowering young people

The first WSU Global Campus student to serve as student regent hopes to strengthen connections between students and the Board of Regents while representing learners across the university system.

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Boyd named to WSAS board; nine WSU scientists elected members

University's researchers honored by election to the organization that serves as the state's scientific advisory body.

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‘Amazing moths’: Study pinpoints insect habitat that draws grizzlies to Glacier peaks

An arduous three‑year WSU project maps the rare, high-mountain locations where grizzlies climb to forage on army cutworm moths.

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WSU, Seattle Sports announce new flagship agreement and expanded partnership

WSU Athletics has announced a new multi‑year partnership with Seattle Sports (710‑AM), expanding Cougar broadcasts and digital coverage across the Puget Sound region.

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Quiet, please: Hatchery salmon raised amid noise are less likely to return to spawn

A WSU study shows that fall Chinook raised in noisy environments are less likely to thrive in the wild than fish raised in quiet ones.

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Winnie on wheels keeps rolling after lifesaving cancer treatment at WSU

An 8‑month‑old puppy named Winnie is back home with her family in Spokane after undergoing surgery at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.

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WSU psychology course boosts student well‑being

The course is helping students improve their well‑being, and new research from the class shows participants reported statistical gains in happiness during the semester.

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World Cup data reveals why initiative alone doesn’t improve team performance

Analysis of 2014 and 2018 FIFA tournaments shows that coordination among players is more important to team success than individual initiative.

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WSU Creamery upgrades will produce more Cougar Gold, benefit students

A $13.5 million upgrade will help bring the equipment currently used to make WSU’s beloved Cougar Gold cheese up to modern standards and increase cheese production.

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Bald eagle chicks get a second chance

As the country prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, two bald eagle chicks have found themselves at the center of an extraordinary WSU-led rescue mission.

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WSU and Colville Tribes Announce Historic Partnership - Washington State University Athletics

Under the five-year agreement, the largest annual sponsorship in WSU Athletics history, all Cougar uniforms will feature a Colville Tribe jersey patch.

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WSU Creamery upgrades will produce more Cougar Gold, benefit students

A $13.5 million upgrade will help bring the equipment currently used to make WSU’s beloved Cougar Gold cheese up to modern standards and increase cheese production.

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Researcher earns $420K grant to study tick-borne disease

The NIH grant to WSU researcher Dana Shaw could pave the way for strategies to stop tick-borne diseases before they reach people or animals.

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WSU Creamery upgrades will produce more Cougar Gold, benefit students

A $13.5 million upgrade will help bring the equipment currently used to make WSU’s beloved Cougar Gold cheese up to modern standards and increase cheese production.

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Waving Washington State Cougars Flag

Alt: Crimson waving Washington State Cougars Flag

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WSU Creamery upgrades will produce more Cougar Gold, benefit students

A $13.5 million upgrade will help bring the equipment currently used to make WSU’s beloved Cougar Gold cheese up to modern standards and increase cheese production.

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Dr. Kyle Taylor selected as new Caroline Engle Distinguished Professor in Research on Infectious Diseases

Taylor, an associate professor and veterinary pathologist, was selected by the college’s faculty and will assume the professorship July 1, succeeding Dr. Dana Shaw, who has held the role for the past ...

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