Spring 2021
Talkback for Spring 2021
Letters from Washington State University alumni about Native American health education, as well as a memory of the live mascot Butch » More ...
Alumni
Spring 2021
How history offers comfort in a pandemic
History can remind us we're not alone and that we shouldn't forget. » More ...
Spring 2021
Reporting the protests
Washington State University journalism alumni braved the Black Lives Matter protests in Portland, Los Angeles, and other cities to get the story and the heart of the matter. » More ...
Spring 2021
Guess who’s coming to dinner
Wild and wonderful, more people are seeing wild animals in urban settings during the pandemic. » More ...
Spring 2021
Charles “Chadd” Kahlsdorf
The idea was simple: show kids how the work of a civil engineer impacts their daily lives and, just maybe, spark their interest enough to get them excited about their own future careers.
Charles “Chadd” Kahlsdorf (’14 MS Eng. Tech. Mgmt.) recently penned a children’s book about his chosen profession. He’s a principal engineer for a regional infrastructure engineering firm in Des Moines, Iowa, with experience in street and pavement design, grading and erosion control, water distribution systems, and more.
“There are a lot of picture books of structures and buildings, but I had never seen a book explain civil engineering at a kid’s level,” … » More …
Spring 2021
Mike Urban
The WSU Global Campus alumnus became the administrator of the city of Pullman. » More ...
Spring 2021
Class notes
Updates from Washington State University alumni for Spring 2021 » More ...
Spring 2021
In memoriam
Washington State University alumni, faculty, and staff who have passed away » More ...
Spring 2021
Working through it
Civil engineer Wayne Chang brings his expertise to international disaster relief and humanitarian work. » More ...
Spring 2021
Paleo Nerds
Review of Paleo Nerds, a podcast by Ray Troll and David Strassman » More ...