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by WSM staff
VIDEOS FOR SPRING 2024
Catch the Cougar Marching Band spirit (YouTube)
VIDEOS FOR WINTER 2023
Sustainable aviation fuel research at WSU (YouTube)
VIDEOS FOR FALL 2023
Videos commemorating 50 years of Master Gardeners
VIDEOS FOR SUMMER 2023
How cohousing can make us happier (TED Talk—Grace Kim)
Agility dog health and competitions
VIDEOS FOR SPRING 2023
Mini-documentary by WSU Everett students
A Jason Hanson Martin Stadium Moment courtesy WSU Athletics and Boeing
VIDEOS FOR WINTER 2022
More on WSU’s Fallen Cougar Project (YouTube)
VIDEOS FOR FALL 2022
100 Years of Northwest Public Broadcasting (YouTube)
VIDEOS FOR SUMMER 2022
How the Colville Tribes are combatting invasive weeds
How a man’s love for pickleball led him to coach prison inmates across the country (YouTube/King 5, October 28, 2019)
VIDEOS FOR SPRING 2022
Watch the Robeetle at work (YouTube/Science News)
Bear videos courtesy the WSU Bear Center!
VIDEOS FOR WINTER 2021
Marq Evans is interviewed about his documentary Claydream by Jim Richardson of Animateducated. (YouTube)
You can watch a trailer for Claydream here.
VIDEOS FOR FALL 2021
Eye control research at Microsoft
VIDEOS FOR SUMMER 2021
WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine Inaugural graduates: WSU’s First Doctors (Interactive HTML)
VIDEOS FOR SPRING 2021
Artist Etsuko Ichikawa discusses the creative motivations and processes that brought about her Broken Poems of Fireflies—an immersive installation commissioned by the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU.
Read more at “Orbital notations.”
VIDEOS FOR WINTER 2020
The Fallen Cougars Project memorializes soldiers and others with ties to Washington State University who gave their lives for the nation during World War II. It is a collaborative effort of WSU Department of History students and faculty.
A remastered version (with higher resolution historical footage) is available on YouTube here.
VIDEOS FOR SUMMER 2020
Special KWSU/Broadcast 465 newscast from May 19, 1980, about the Mount St. Helens eruption and impact to Washington State University
Courtesy KWSU and the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication
Courage: Carla’s story
For more than 50 years, Carla Olman Peperzak wouldn’t talk about her years as a teenage operative in the Dutch Resistance during World War II. Washington State University associate history professor Raymond Sun is now helping her tell that story.
Produced by the Edison Creative Group
VIDEOS FOR SPRING 2020
Building a drywall waste block
Informational video by WSU Video Services
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