Some ancient insects began to grab prey. Individuals with bigger, stronger legs might have had an easier time.

WSU research shows that soils across Alaska, where the effects of climate change are pronounced, have warmed rapidly in recent decades.

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A Full Year in CAHNRS View a video message from Raj Khosla, Cashup Davis Family Endowed Dean of the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences, reflecting on his first anniversary ...

Helping bring WSU's land-grant mission to life, thousands of volunteers extend the impact of 4-H and Master Gardener programs to communities across Washington.

CAHNRS brings people together in exciting ways. Across Washington and the country, our mission creates connections among agricultural producers, students, scientists, federal agencies, Extension leade...

Three WSU students presented a research poster at an international conference this summer in Paris, France.

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New research on genes that control the flowering time of switchgrass has potential implications for conservation and the production of biofuels.

A new, WSU-led approach to fish breeding could help aquaculture grow safely and profitably, with support from the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research and Troutlodge.

Campus visitors can meet Washington State University athletes and Butch T. Cougar while sampling award-winning Cosmic Crisp® apples, Ferdinand's ice cream, and other student-made products at two upcom...

The WSU Energy Program has released a new tool that streamlines energy code documentation for residential construction across Washington.

Global projects calculates impacts of human activities in coastal waterway and identifies where the problems are most pressing..

To gain the truest understanding of our mission in CAHNRS, nothing beats being there in person. The power of the land-grant mission is best experienced not in reports or presentations, but in the clas...

A $1.5 million solar energy installation has been finished at four Colville schools. The project was completely funded through The Giving Grid community solar program, which covered the full cost

Campus visitors can meet Washington State University athletes and Butch T. Cougar while sampling award-winning Cosmic Crisp® apples, Ferdinand's ice cream, and other student-made products at two upcom...

The National Urban Research and Extension Center is helping launch a course to help cities boost urban agriculture.

The WSU Lewis County Master Gardeners and the Lewis County Juvenile Detention Center have launched a new program together aimed at teaching students gardening skills. It began when Mike McDonald &h...

The aromatic and whimsical vegetable is edible, foot to flower.

The number of gifts received, and money donated in support of WSU’s food pantries more than doubled during this year’s Apple Cup Food Pantry Challenge.

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.

Love gardening but find it challenging in Washington’s unique climates? Earning a Washington Gardener Certificate can help! Learn research-based techniques to create a thriving garden that also benefi...

The WSU Energy Program is partnering with KW Energy to help lower-income residents in rural Stevens County improve the energy efficiency of their homes through no-cost duct sealing.

Transcript [Music] From Washington State University Extension, I’m Susie Craig. Here are five ways food scientists and technologists are improving produce safety:• Use of blockchain technology which e...

A long-term WSU study is identifying which soil-health practices support resilient vineyards.

This webinar series will explore the economic, regulatory, and technological aspects of implementing anaerobic dairy digesters in Washington.

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