Winter 2020
Being there
As 2020 pandemic travel restrictions crippled airlines, cruise ships, hotels, and Airbnbs, the shutdown proved to be an unexpected boon for the virtual reality market, which reports a big spike in interest. » More ...
Archives
Winter 2020
Fallen, but not from history
A new project memorializes the stories of Washington State University alumni and students who died in World War II. » More ...
Winter 2020
Books of knells
A modern day plague journal by Washington State University associate professor John Streamas, written from the middle of the pandemic and embracing the flux of facts, theories, false claims, and shifting ethical ground » More ...
Winter 2020
Pandemic parallels
The 1918 Pandemic experience at Washington State College shared many similarities to today. » More ...
Winter 2020
We put them through
After World War II at Washington State College and other institutions, wives were honored for work outside the classroom, from earning money to support their households to caring for their young children. The practice dwindled and disappeared with changing times and gender roles. » More ...
Winter 2020
Maestro of many voicings
A Washington State University orchestra conductor’s concerted effort to give voice to unsung composers » More ...
Winter 2020
A quantum reflection
Big thinking at Washington State University about the infinitesimal world of quantum mechanics » More ...
Winter 2020
A heart for service
Tabitha Espina, a Filipina from Guam who received her doctoral degree at Washington State University, wants to serve her community. » More ...
Winter 2020
Butch and the Butchmen
A group of students had a big job: getting Washington State’s live cougar, Butch, to games and events » More ...
Winter 2020
The faces of small farms
Despite the hurdles, a new crop of Washington small farmers are finding their way into the field. » More ...