Summer 2023
Getting things done
A Washington representative’s legacy of “getting things done” » More ...
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Summer 2023
The salmon king
Chinook salmon are cherished in the Pacific Northwest, but they are declining. » More ...
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Vantage points
Study abroad, meaningful research, and even AI can change a point of view. » More ...
Spring 2023
Looking early for autism
Earlier detection of autism spectrum disorder can help families and kids get the interventions they need. » More ...
Spring 2023
The equity in equality
Rolita Flores Ezeonu seeks justice and equity in higher education. » More ...
Spring 2023
Johanna Brown
Teaching science is helping students never lose the creativity and wonder to ask ‘why?’ » More ...
Spring 2023
Class notes
Updates from Washington State University alumni » More ...
Spring 2023
Distinguished scholarship tradition—Julian J. Reyes spotlight
One wants to save the bees. Another desires restorative justice for at-risk high school students. These two and many other Washington State University alumni benefited from distinguished scholarships, such as Fulbrights, that gave them a global perspective.
The first distinguished scholarship at Washington State College, a Rhodes Scholarship, took Spokane native and future leader in the US Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Shirl Hyde Blalock to the University of Oxford in 1907. Since his pioneering achievement, 345 Washington State students have been recognized as distinguished scholars.
While the Rhodes is hailed as the oldest international postgraduate award, additional prestigious and highly competitive scholarships have … » More …
Spring 2023
Distinguished scholarship tradition—Melanie Kirby spotlight
One wants to save the bees. Another desires restorative justice for at-risk high school students. These two and many other Washington State University alumni benefited from distinguished scholarships, such as Fulbrights, that gave them a global perspective.
The first distinguished scholarship at Washington State College, a Rhodes Scholarship, took Spokane native and future leader in the US Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Shirl Hyde Blalock to the University of Oxford in 1907. Since his pioneering achievement, 345 Washington State students have been recognized as distinguished scholars.
While the Rhodes is hailed as the oldest international postgraduate award, additional prestigious and highly competitive scholarships have … » More …