Galleries
by WSM staffFall 2024
Photos from the WSU Clyde Edward Pangborn Collection
Remembering Dash Dog—some of our favorite photos
Spring 2024
Photos of Johnson Hall (WSU Libraries Digital Collections)
Winter 2023
Fall 2023
2023 WSU Alumni Association Reunion gallery
Summer 2023
Architect Rudolph Weaver buildings at WSU
Spring 2023
60 years of the Edgewater on the Sound (offsite historical photos)
Winter 2022
In 2022, Washington’s state fairs were back in the swing! (interactive photoessay)
Fall 2022
Northwest Public Broadcasting archival photos Courtesy WSU Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (online slideshow)
Spring 2022
Looking back to Afghanistan
Decades of helping the Afghan people
Fast food favs at WSU
Eating joints on the various campuses
Winter 2021
The Papyrus Collection
Papyrus fragments from fourth century BCE to seventh century CE
(online slideshow)
The Nash Collection
(Irwin Nash photographs at the WSU MASC website)
Phil and Diane Ohl wave Ol’ Crimson around the world.
Fall 2021
Watch a slideshow of stand-in fans and the Cougs in action during 2020’s singular home football game versus Oregon. Please note that Pac-12 radio highlights of the game will play with this slideshow if you allow your browser to auto-play sound.
Summer 2021
Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center
Staying afloat: Anti-submarine and torpedo nets made at the US Navy base on Indian Island during WWII
Fall 2020
Gallery: Designs from [inform]al
Gallery: The antics of Butch T. Cougar
Summer 2020
Spring 2020
Works from the Black Arts Movement in Chicago
Winter 2019
Wild Rose Prairie: Agritourism at work
Gardens in Burundi: Gallery: Schoolchildren in the small, war-torn African nation of Burundi are planting gardens and learning other skills, working with Washington State University Extension and 4-H partners.
Fall 2019
Tukey Orchard through the years: Tukey Orchard at Washington State University has provided fruit and research opportunities for a century.
Summer 2019
Meyer’s Point: Photographs by Zach Mazur of the WSU environmental research station
Images of Hanford by Harley Cowan
Spring 2019
Arctic journey: Photographs from Debbie Lee’s residency near Svalbard
Winter 2018
Bee beds and hotels in Walla Walla valley
Fall 2018
Wine labels from Wine-By-Cougars
Riding horses at WSU through the years
Summer 2018
Trout places in Washington (Pinterest)
Spring 2018
Washington wildlife caught on camera
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art/WSU
Fall 2017
Summer 2017
The Life and times of Bob Smawley
Spring 2017
October showers bring … From abundant fall rains emerged a menagerie of nature’s recyclers.
Images of Mesa Verde: On-location photos of Mesa Verde National Park, Cliff Palace, and archaeological work.
Winter 2016
Washington state ghost towns: Many Washington towns began with a boom and ended with a crash due to radical shifts of economy, access, or natural disaster. (Pinterest)
Fall 2016
The Northwest in the NPS Centennial collection: A sampling of Northwest locations in the National Park Service Centennial Photo Gallery.
Spring 2016
High-tech Origami: WSU adjunct professor and origami master Robert Lang is known for his complex and elegant designs. He has studied the mathematics and theory of origami and is a leading expert in computational origami.
Winter 2015
Old-time Apple Varieties in the Northwest: A list of old varieties likely to be found in Pacific Northwest orchards from about 1860 to 1920.
Colonial cider mugs: Glass, pewter, and stoneware mugs used for cider in Colonial America.
Fall 2015
Elson S. Floyd, PhD: Scenes from President Floyd’s years at Washington State University.
Historic Stevens Hall: Stevens Hall at Washington State University has been home to women for 120 years.
Summer 2015
Images from Selma: Photos by James Barker from the 1965 Selma march.
Wine Science Center: Photos of the Ste. Michelle Wine Estates WSU Wine Science Center at the Tri-Cities by Zach Mazur
Spring 2015
Guatemalan arthropods at WSU: Photos in vivo of Guatemalan colorful moths, beetles, and more.
Self-portraits of Frank Matsura: A Japanese photographer who moved into the Okanogan valley in 1903 captures the lighter side of frontier life.
Fall 2014
WSU Riverpoint Campus in Spokane: Photos by Zach Mazur
Ferdinand’s Murals: Murals from the old Troy Hall Ferdinand’s ice cream shoppe now grace the walls of the Food Science Building at WSU Pullman.
Summer 2014
Gustav Sohon and the Mullan Road: Artist, interpreter, and topographical assistant Sohon executed some of the earliest landscape paintings of the Pacific Northwest.
Fall 2013
Irrigation on the Columbia Basin
A fitting business: A WSU exhibit shows the story of Issaquah businesswoman and tailor Lucy Stevenson, fashion, and history at the turn of the last century.
Winter 2012
“Salish Sea 2” photo series by photographer David Ellingsen
“The Law of the Land” feature story photo extras by Zach Mazur
Spring 2012
Micrographs from WSU’s Franceschi Microscopy and Imaging Center
Summer 2011
Trout illustrations by Joseph Tomelleri