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Eyes in the sky
WSU environmental scientists are using satellites and drones to help conservation districts, landowners, and local government monitor areas near rivers and streams to help improve agricultural sustainability. Read more >>>
Flourishing in fine arts
The pandemic-inspired transition to mostly remote instruction inspired many creative, new approaches to making, teaching, and learning about art. Learn more >>
Maestro of many voicings
Dahn Pham, director of bands, embraces classical titles as well as contemporary composers and musicians who were marginalized or undiscovered during their lifetimes. Learn 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 >>
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:
- Re: Building Democracy explores ways to mend our political, social, and cultural divides
- The Dogs That Grew Wool and the People Who Love Them
- ‘Work is the single most important way of proving your worth’ in the U.S., professor says — and it’s making Americans miserable
- Breastfeeding mothers produce COVID‑19 antibodies
Read more in the CAS media feed