In a human trial, participants reported the same levels of stress reduction when taking a placebo as when vaping cannabis.

Representing the WSU Chapter of Engineers in Action, three Cougs spent two months in Bolivia helping to bring clean water to the remote town of Altamira.

Therapy uses nanoparticle to deliver drug directly to disease site, and researchers are hoping to move toward human trials.

Meetings will take place inside the junior ballroom of the Compton Union Building, 1500 Glen Terrell Mall, and will also be available to watch via the university’s YouTube page.

New report shows some butterflies declining, but people can help.

A Remembrance Service for the 25th anniversary of 9/11 is taking place in the Terrell Library Atrium on Friday, Sept. 11.

Announced by WSU apple breeder Kate Evans during the Northwest Horticulture Expo at Yakima, the new name resulted from a public contest that drew more than 15,000 responses.

The pledge from Ned and Nancy Wogman will support three new labs in WSU’s planned Integrated Sciences Building, expanding research and hands-on learning opportunities.

A fun tradition when WSU alumni find their way back home

The lab, located on the WSU Everett campus, will provide thousands of engineering students across the university system the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with Fluke equipment used every day ...

Eighty future Coug docs walked across the stage on Aug. 21 to don their white coats, the first step in their journey to fill a critical need for more physicians in Washington and beyond.

After spending five months using Paris as her classroom, Nicole Scoggins returned with greater confidence and a desire to help other students pursue experiences abroad.

Cougs can help WSU defend its two-year Apple Cup Food Pantry Challenge winning streak by donating through Sept. 6 to support food pantries across all six campuses.

Shortly after signing off for the final time as a member of the KOMO news team, Mary Nam accepted a position as a member of the WSU Board of Regents.

Shortly after signing off for the final time as a member of the KOMO news team, Mary Nam accepted a position as a member of the WSU Board of Regents.

Alumni, family and friends are invited to a lineup of events and activities hosted by the university's academic, athletic, and alumni units.

YouTube video by WSU Pullman

YouTube video by WSU Pullman

The recognition places WSU among the nation’s highest-rated institutions based on extensive student feedback about campus life, academics, support services, and overall satisfaction.

People working with robots require safety. AI helps build that reliability.

People returning home after a wildfire can find practical, research-based guidance on keeping food, water, and garden produce safe in a special WSU Extension podcast series.

Pullman Week Of Welcome (WOW) Week of Welcome (WOW) is a week-long event on the WSU Pullman campus that helps new and returning students kick off the academic year. WOW events are fun and intended to connect you with campus resources and your new Cougar family. WOW Signature Events are key new Coug experiences. Students are

A cedar racing shell donated in memory of Cougar Crew member Cristy Cay Cook has returned to WSU after three decades away.

A Spokane family whose barn, chicken house, and pasture were destroyed in the Old Trails Fire no longer has to shoulder the cost of lifesaving surgery for their miniature horse, Dudley.

A relationship formed between two professors at WSU years ago has led to a collaboration on ground-breaking confirmation of Einstein’s theory of special relativity.

When devastating wildfires displaced families and strained community resources across the Spokane region, WSU graduate students, alumni, and campus partners responded with remarkable speed and generos...

A new master’s degree in artificial intelligence being offered this fall at WSU will provide students with skills in AI and machine learning to meet industry needs.

The AIRPACT6 tool can provide targeted 72‑hour forecasts for particulate matter and ozone levels, among other data.

WSU researchers developed formulas to evaluate the effectiveness of subsidies in persuading homeowners to prepare for wildfires.

A statewide survey found that rising prices and uncertainty over federal assistance continue to strain food budgets for Washington households across income levels.

Research challenges conventional wisdom, showing that stay-at-home mothers and those who work remotely face obstacles in sustaining breastfeeding.

More than two dozen WSU student-athletes visited Kamiak Elementary earlier this month to volunteer with the Boys and Girls Club of the Palouse.

A partnership led by WSU Extension that helps rural Washington school districts cut energy costs was recently highlighted at a community development conference in Kansas.

Singer-songwriter Andy Grammer strengthened his long-running connection to WSU following a July 30 concert, accepting a custom WSU football jersey bearing his name.

AIRPACT6 tool can provide targeted 72-hour forecasts for particulate matter and ozone levels, among other data.

Behind the growing social media fan base is a remarkable story of wildlife adaptation and acceptance.

With industry support, the program will be increasing student enrollment while continuing to invest in faculty with significant industry experience to support its hands-on, experiential curriculum.

See photos of a Huey helicopter helping replace Gesa Field’s stadium lighting as part of a renovation project totaling more than $10 million.

WSU researchers have discovered a molecular “winter lock” that alters the circadian clock, keeping animals less active in winter.

The Murrow College assistant professor was recognized for her research on some of the challenges facing democracy and her promise as a future leader.

Vivienne Baldassare will use early data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory to explore how the universe’s first massive black holes formed.

The first WSU Global Campus student to serve as student regent hopes to strengthen connections between students and the Board of Regents while representing learners across the university system.

University's researchers honored by election to the organization that serves as the state's scientific advisory body.

An arduous three‑year WSU project maps the rare, high-mountain locations where grizzlies climb to forage on army cutworm moths.

WSU Athletics has announced a new multi‑year partnership with Seattle Sports (710‑AM), expanding Cougar broadcasts and digital coverage across the Puget Sound region.

A WSU study shows that fall Chinook raised in noisy environments are less likely to thrive in the wild than fish raised in quiet ones.