Winter 2023
Searching Brightness
Gabriel Fielding, nom de plume of former WSU professor and author Alan Gabriel Barnsley, is brought back from obscurity. » More ...
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Winter 2023
Man of Treacherous Charm: Territorial Justice Edmund C. Fitzhugh
Review of Man of Treacherous Charm: Territorial Justice Edmund C. Fitzhugh, a book by Candace Wellman and published by WSU Press » More ...
Winter 2023
Catching up on people’s lives
The simple act of throwing a ball back and forth connects John Sukanec to others. » More ...
Winter 2023
Building a Queer archive
With the Queering the Archives Initiative moving into its second year, Josie Cohen-Rodriguez and Lotus Norton-Wisla are focusing on building a student-centered and community-driven LGBTQ+ archive in the Washington State University Libraries.
“We want to build a broad coalition of folks who are vested in this archive and taking a sense of collaborative ownership,” Cohen-Rodriguez said. “That’s very empowering.”
Other archives in the Pacific Northwest are taking this approach, and Cohen-Rodriguez and Norton-Wisla had the opportunity to visit several of them in July 2023, thanks to a WSU 2023 Transformational Change Initiative (TCI) grant. TCI grants are awarded annually by the … » More …
Winter 2023
After the Maui Fires: Tim Richards
Hawaii state Sen. Tim Richards, a Washington State University alum (‘84 DVM), is helping coordinate relief efforts, including deliveries of insulin and diapers to the burned areas. » More ...
Fall 2023
A better deal
Washington State University athletes develop their personal brands through name, image, and likeness. » More ...
Fall 2023
Class notes
Updates from Washington State University alumni all over » More ...
Fall 2023
50 years, 50 states
How Washington State University’s Master Gardeners program became a national, and global, model » More ...
Fall 2023
Master Gardeners in Washington state counties
From rain gardens to food security, Master Gardeners support their communities. » More ...
Fall 2023
Reunion stories from Cougs
The big reunions of June 2023 brought many Cougs back to Pullman and Spokane to visit their alma mater.
Washington State Magazine writers met with some of them at CougStoryCorps—a forum to hear their stories and share them with other Washington State University alumni recollections.
Here are some of their stories:
Nancy and Jim Lemery
Washington State University is her “happy place.”
As an undergraduate student in Pullman, she found the campus to be “a safe, encouraging, supportive environment with a lot of positives going on.”
Nancy (Mitchell) Lemery (’63 Ed.) is “forever grateful” for that. Her dad studied here, too. “So some of … » More …