Letters to the future
The world's first time capsule that can be updated was designed in 1989, and now WSU alumni continue the tradition as Keepers of the Capsule.
» More ...The world's first time capsule that can be updated was designed in 1989, and now WSU alumni continue the tradition as Keepers of the Capsule.
» More ...Paris calls students to its streets, and those travelers gain new insight and a powerful learning experience on a faculty-led tour of the City of Light.
» More ...Student theater and improv comedy thrive at WSU thanks to alumni and faculty like Ben Gonzales and Ray Franz.
» More ...Rainbow trout facing their main illness, coldwater disease, might have a better treatment option in probiotics from their own intestinal bacteria.
» More ...In March 1965 WSU photographer James H. Barker and others from WSU joined and documented the march to Selma in support of voting rights for African Americans.
» More ...The new Wine Science Center at WSU Tri-Cities covers the needs of viticulture and enology researchers, students, and industry, down to the smallest details.
» More ...WSU's Geographic Information System coordinator Rick Rupp helps students and researchers mash up maps and data to find insights.
» More ...Alumni write in letters remembering the post-World War II era of WSU and praising basketball Coach Ernie Kent.
» More ...Amateur photographer Vivian Maier represents the value of work, as defined by herself, a theme throughout the summer 2015 issue.
» More ...Dr. Universe answers the question, “Do bugs have hearts and brains?”
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