Heritage leads to future opportunities
WSU Vancouver cultural anthropology major and Cowlitz Tribe member Emma Johnson has received a prestigious Udall Undergraduate Scholarship in its tribal public policy category. “My culture degree will come into play a lot in my future career working with both cultural and natural resources. Currently, I am looking into Native American environmental law.” Read more >>>
14th annual Pumpkin Drop
Sponsored by the Physics and Astronomy Club, this yearly extravaganza celebrates science by dropping pumpkins from the 12th floor of Webster Hall. Read more >>
Cellists debut at Carnegie Hall
Two WSU students and Associate Professor Ruth Boden make their Carnegie Hall debut in November and will perform with international cellist Mischa Quint. Read more >>
21.6 billion data points
Evolutionary geneticists are analyzing how changes in muscle, fat, liver, and other biological functions help grizzly bears prepare for, and survive, hibernation. Read more >>
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IN THE MEDIA
Faculty, staff, and students making headlines:
- Experts: President’s influence could be seen all over midterms
- Analysis: Why ‘a real race’ in Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Lisa Brown contest offered familiar November result
- McGill Redmen: U.S. scholar says name reinforces white settler society
- $3M Templeton Foundation grant focuses on epigenetic biomarkers
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