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Maestro of many voicings
A native of Honolulu’s “ethnic mixing pot,” WSU’s Director of Bands Danh Pham delights in sharing music with all people, whether that’s conducting the score of The Force Awakens at Spokane’s Fox Theater or teaching a master class at a prestigious Chinese conservatory. Read more >>>
Genetic implications
WSU-led research on devil facial tumor disease indicates hope for the survival of the iconic Tasmanian animal and offers insights on possible new treatments for human cancers. Learn more >>
Picturing humanity
Choosing two seemingly unmatched degree programs to double major in helped Madison Rosenbaum learn how to use her creativity to shine light on social issues. Learn more >>
Canines and humans
From play to personhood, anthropology graduate student and former Peace Corps volunteer Jamie Chambers is sniffing out global patterns of dog-human relationships. Learn more >>
STRATEGIC INITIATIVES
Undergraduate Research
It’s more than just lab coats. You might develop a sculpture technique, study ancient documents, or discover how to make solar panels more efficient.
Graduate Education and Training
Pursue your thirst for knowledge and gain a competitive advantage with an advanced degree.
Grand Challenges
The College of Arts and Sciences provides fundamental support, collaboration, innovation, and creativity to achieve broad societal impact.
IN THE MEDIA
Faculty, staff, and students making headlines:
- Pueblo Indian blanket dating back 800 years was made out of 11,500 turkey feathers plucked while the birds were still alive, archaeologists say
- Todd Butler named interim dean of College of Arts and Sciences
- In 1991 more than one-third of Washington was represented in the Legislature by two parties. In 2021? Hardly any.
- Scientists discover new, simple way to classify marine biomes
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