Spring 2024
A versatile voice
Bill Swartz has covered a lot of sports from some interesting locations in 45 years of broadcasting. » More ...
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Spring 2024
Substance use and addiction
Substance use disorders and addiction touch everyone’s life, and Washington State University researchers are treating the problems with empathy. » More ...
Spring 2024
How to talk about substance use
Messages to prevent and combat substance misuse must be crafted correctly. » More ...
Spring 2024
Fire and longleaf pines: A talk with John McGuire
John McGuire (’93 Env. Sci., ’95 Biol.) directs the Private Lands Prescribed Fire Program at Tall Timbers, Inc. He holds a master’s degree in forestry from Auburn University and serves as president of both the Alabama Prescribed Fire Council and Alabama Invasive Plant Council.
His awards include 2016 Forest Conservationist of the Year in Jackson, Missouri; 2008 Longleaf Alliance Contribution Award in Auburn, Alabama; 2004 USDA Forest Service Centennial Congress Award in Asheville, North Carolina; 2003 South Carolina Wildlife Society Forest Stewardship Award in Columbia, South Carolina; and 2000 Governor’s Award for Forest Conservation in Montgomery, Alabama.
McGuire was the outreach coordinator for the Longleaf … » More …
Spring 2024
Black history in the Northwest
Historian Quintard Taylor worked on a comprehensive history of Black people in the Pacific Northwest, from early days to housing, newspapers, jobs, law, and politics. » More ...
Spring 2024
Pharmacy care in rural Washington—an interactive map
Rural health care access in Washington rural counties and the Rural Health Initiative
Millions of Washington state residents live in primary care shortage areas and nearly 800,000 struggle to access minimum health care in rural Washington. Washington State University’s Rural Health Initiative (RHI) addresses the need for pharmacists in rural communities by placing WSU pharmacy students with a rural, independent pharmacy for six weeks.
MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED AREAS & POPULATIONS — MUA and MUP designations identify areas within counties or populations as having a lack of access to … » More …
Winter 2023
Reversing the erasure
The Queering the Archives Initiative at Washington State University Pullman evoked emotions while highlighting the LGBTQ+ community’s historical experiences. » More ...
Winter 2023
Drawing it up from the ashes
After a devastating wildfire, Washington State University student landscape architects are re-envisioning a town’s future. » More ...
Winter 2023
A new home for medicine
The Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine at WSU moves into its own building. » More ...
Winter 2023
Class notes
Updates from Washington State University alumni » More ...