A point of reference
The mix of forest, agricultural land, and shoreline at the 95-acre WSU Meyer’s Point Environmental Field Station near Olympia is a hidden gem for biogeochemists, mathematicians, archeologists, and educators exploring the urban–rural interface. Read more >>>
Why do we dance?
Anthropology professor Ed Hagen and Crimson Girls coach Kaila Evenoff on why humans—and birds, bees, and other animals—wiggle, flutter, step, and leap. Read more >>
In search of microplastics
Environmental science professor Alex Fremier is working to improve our understanding of how microplastics enter the aquatic food web. Read more >>
Recent graduate to intern at Capitol
Emma Johnson, WSU’s first Udall Native American Congressional intern, will work in the office of U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Mastoto. Read 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.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Connect with the CAS community:
- Jul 23 EXHIBITION | Night Stars: The Aiken Collection
- Jul 23 EXHIBITION | City Glow: Chiho Aoshima
- Jul 24 Workday for WSU Prototype Preview
- Jul 24 Wednesdays on the Mall
- Jul 26 A My Name is Still Alice
- Jul 27 A My Name is Still Alice
- Jul 28 A My Name is Still Alice
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