Tammy Barry selected as new associate dean in the Graduate School. Read More.

By C. Brandon Chapman Roxanne Moore, who is earning her PhD in math and science education, has been dedicating her efforts to helping WSU preservice reserchers become better math teachers. Read more

by Addy Hatch, WSU News Coug nurse Abel Saba’s goal is to open a medical clinic in his native Burkina Faso. This summer he and fellow Coug nurse David Oni took a step toward that dream by traveling to the West African nation to hold free medical clinics. Read More.  

[img attachment=”20785″ size=”thumbnail” caption=”Kaitlin%20Witherell%20studies%20in%20Dr.%20Douglas%20Call’s%20laboratory” align=”alignleft” linkto=”file” /] The National Institute of General Medical Sciences at the National Institutes of Health has awarded Washington State University NIH Protein Biotechnology Training Program $2.3 million over the next five years to support training of Ph.D. graduate students. Read More

by Tia Weyrauch Student pharmacist Megan Baker is interested in owning her own pharmacy someday, and she just received a scholarship designed to help her get there.  Read More

[img attachment=”22523″ size=”thumbnail” align=”alignleft” linkto=”file” /] Now off to Switzerland in search of new insights about aquatic invasive species, Eric Dexter is a late-blooming research success story.  Read More

Zebrafish and Hearing Loss   By Yue Hang It was a typical Thursday for Alexandria Hudson, a doctoral candidate in neuroscience at the Washington State University Vancouver campus. She went to the Coffin Lab, where she worked, to check the result of her experiment. “The result will be used for my presentation at the Association […]

[img attachment=”21628″ align=”alignleft” size=”full” /] By Cheryl Reed Michael Gonzalez, a 2015 WSU doctoral graduate and ARCS scholar, recently visited WSU to talk with graduate students about postdoctoral opportunities at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), where he now works. After completing his doctoral degree at WSU, Michael did a postdoc at the Center for […]

By Ruth Williams [img attachment=”20784″ size=”medium” caption=”Kaitlin%20Witherell%20Grad%20Student” align=”alignleft” linkto=”file” /] Kaitlin Witherell, a doctoral student in the Paul G. Allen School for Global Animal Health at WSU, was destined to become a scientist. When she was young, she frequently went to work with her mother, who is also a scientist. As Kaitlin grew older, so […]

The newest Fellow of the Mycological Society of America, award-winning Washington State University scientist and teacher Lori Carris helps us understand the incredible impact that fungi have on our crops, our lives and our world. Read More.