Spring 2020
One kickin’ season
The 2019 season broke records and made history for Washington State University women’s soccer. » More ...
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Spring 2020
The era of green reconstruction
As buildings go up, so does construction waste. WSU researchers are finding new ways to recycle and reuse drywall waste from construction and demolition. » More ...
Spring 2020
The ascent of using CLT
The use of cross-laminated timber, a sustainable and powerful building product, is growing in the Northwest. » More ...
Spring 2020
Talkback for Spring 2020
Making much of good medicine
I write to compliment the superb feature “Good medicine” by Brian Charles Clark.
Thank you for choosing the topic, one that deserves attention, but receives little in my experience.What the staff is doing to truly include Native people and their culture in the work of the new medical school is admirable. And Brian’s writing was quite extraordinary.
Robbie Paul’s stories from her father will stay with me. “We need to learn to listen, and to listen to learn.” If future health-care practitioners from WSU can learn to listen quietly, they will have a much-needed positive impact in our … » More …
Spring 2020
I, scientist
Cultural constraints and biases keep women and people of color from entering and remaining in science, technology, engineering, and math. Washington State University and other national universities are working to increase the participation of these underrepresented minorities. » More ...
Spring 2020
Class notes
Updates from Washington State University alumni » More ...
Winter 2019
Flour Sacks: A memoir
The hot sun glared down on my dark skin as I stepped into the familiar dirt street of Laredo, Peru that day in 1984. Children played hopscotch and jacks on the sidewalk while women outside their small concrete homes swept away dust that had settled overnight. Men walked to the sugar cane fields and factories, while boys kicked a ball to the park. A few young adults lingered outside their doorsteps and watched as the world passed them by, and three ladies down the street would be out speaking in their native tongue and giggling about things that mattered only to them.
I was 11 … » More …
Winter 2019
CougTalk for Winter 2019
Notes from alumni about Washington State University » More ...
Winter 2019
Class notes
Washington State University alumni updates for Winter 2019 issue » More ...
Winter 2019
Student regents: Where are they now?
Washington State University has had students on the Board of Regents for 20 years, and we catch up with a few of them. » More ...