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Fall 2017
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Fall 2017
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Larry Clark
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Shifting waters
First Words
Streaming solutions
Feature
Below the glimmering waters of Puget Sound lie invisible problems. We check its Vital Signs.
Plant for the future
Feature
Genetic diversity may be a lifeline for humans trying to grow enough to eat.
Fluid dynamic
Green Pages
Protecting water is crucial for this WSU researcher
Waves of the future
Up Front
With U.S. cities flooding, a WSU professor and her students are rising to the occasion.
100% Made in Washington
Short subject
Pleasing the beer equivalent of a Washington locavore
The people’s plants
Up Front
Studying people and their plants provides us with new ways of approaching old problems.
Till gone
Green Pages
Phosphorus can be called the “bearer of life”
Medicinal plants
Web Extra
Many of our most crucial medicines came from plants.
Exodus: Climate and the movement of the people
Web Extra
With climate change will come massive dislocation and migration.
Fabric of the university
Our Story
After 38 years, his artwork is interwoven throughout a campus.
Holy smokes
Up Front
Cutting through the haze of native smokes
Gallery: The Art of Tim Doebler
Web Extra
Live from New York . . .
Alumnipedia
Ana Cabrera ’04 takes a weekend anchor seat at CNN.
Build your own rain garden
Web Extra
Techniques from Extension on helping filter stormwater
Game changer
Sidelines
Water (or lack of it) is what’s kept golfing the Palouse in national rankings.
The competitive world of WSU women’s golf
Sidelines
Swinging it in the most competitive conference
Gallery: Palouse Ridge Golf Club
Web Extra
Plums
In Season
Plum opportunities in your own backyard
Bear watching
Alumnipedia
Two top polar bear researchers keep a watchful eye in the Arctic.
Plum recipes
Web Extra
Chutney and a classic torte
Where the trouble began
Alumnipedia
Novelist James Thayer ’71 has always been drawn to writing fiction.
James Thayer on the craft of the novel
Web Extra
The accidental novelist
Alumnipedia
A serious injury and lengthy recovery led Stephen B. Smart ’75 to write his first Western novel.
Steve Smart reads from Whispers of the Greybull
Web Extra
Jennifer Eskil ’81
Alumnipedia
Energy smart and water wise
Alicia Cooper
Alumnipedia
A WSU Vancouver senior and Miss Washington 2016
Bounty of the Palouse
WSU Alumni Association News
Each fall, the wildly popular Feast of the Arts draws in Cougs.
Class Notes
Alumnipedia
Updates from Cougs all over
In memoriam
Alumnipedia
WSU alumni, faculty, and staff who have passed away
How does water in the ocean move?
Ask Dr. Universe
On the surface, it's about the wind.
My Father Before Me: A Memoir
New Media
By Chris Forhan ’82
Privacy, Surveillance, and the New Media You
New Media
By Edward Lee Lamoureux ’80 MA
Bitter Tastes: Literary Naturalism and Early Cinema in American Women’s Writing
New Media
By Donna M. Campbell
Briefly noted
New Media
Books and more by WSU alumni and faculty
Streaming views
Web Extra
Get a close-up view of four streams that flow into Puget Sound.
Cougtunes
Web Extra
New music from WSU faculty
Talkback for Fall 2017
Talkback
Letters and thoughts from our readers
Digital magazine
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