Winter 2020
Class notes
Updates for Winter 2020 from alumni of Washington State University » More ...
WSM staff
Winter 2020
In memoriam
WSU alumni, faculty, and staff who have passed away » More ...
Winter 2020
Digital magazine
The Winter 2020 issue of Washington State Magazine in fullscreen and tablet PDF, webviewer, and print-on-demand formats » More ...
Fall 2020
Digital magazine
The Fall 2020 issue of Washington State Magazine in fullscreen and tablet PDF, web, and print-on-demand formats » More ...
Fall 2020
A viral response
In the face of tough circumstances, Washington State University alumni and faculty did not merely endure, but adapted and engaged. » More ...
Fall 2020
Talkback for Fall 2020
Letters from Washington State University alumni on chemistry professor Ralph Yount and about Mount St. Helens in 1980 » More ...
Fall 2020
Briefly noted
Horseracing in America: A Novel
Sid Gustafson ’76, ’79 DVM
Sleipnir Publishing: 2020
Bozeman novelist and equine veterinarian Sid Gustafson writes what he knows: horses, Montana, and ethical issues in American horseracing. His fourth novel follows a female veterinarian from the Blackfeet Indian Reservation to Upstate New York for a temporary job at a racetrack. Her journey—both philosophical and personal—delves into animal welfare concerns and uncovers family secrets. Gustafson draws from his own experiences to craft his characters, inform his storylines, and shape his settings. While the genre is quite specific, his prose is approachable and often poetic.
Fall 2020
Class notes
Updates from alumni of Washington State University » More ...
Fall 2020
In memoriam
Washington State University alumni, faculty, and staff who have passed away » More ...
Summer 2020
Talkback for Summer 2020
A woman’s place
When I started my career at WSU in the fall of 1969, I knew I wanted to be a biologist. My all-girl high school had an excellent science program. I spent the summer of ’69 working at the WSU Extension Center in Puyallup raising house flies and counting bark beetles in entomology.
My assigned advisor was in the zoology department. Apparently, he was pretty famous. His first question to me was, “Are you going into this professionally, or do you plan to get married?” Although I was a pretty timid 18-year-old, I stared at him and … » More …